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    1. Max Lynch‏Verified account @maxlynch Mar 21
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      I honestly adore React, but the amount of awesome, React-only components makes me sad. There's no reason your awesome reusable component has to be tied to React. This is one use case where Web Components are so perfect.

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    2. just-boris‏ @boriscoder Mar 21
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      Replying to @maxlynch @slightlylate

      Using React removes burden for you. With WebComponents you will need to implement rendering and reaction to attributes change for each component individually

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    3. just-boris‏ @boriscoder Mar 21
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      Replying to @boriscoder @maxlynch @slightlylate

      Also, don’t forget about performance concern. React can batch all updates in one DOM re-render. With WebComponents you have many individual updates and no batching

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    4. Justin Fagnani‏ @justinfagnani Mar 21
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      This again is absolutely not true. Many libraries, like LitElement, batch changes for you too. If performance is your concern, you should specifically *avoid* the slower libraries like React.

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    5. Jake‏ @JakeDChampion Mar 21
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      Replying to @justinfagnani @boriscoder and

      But that's another library, is it possible to do without a library and without inventing stuff in userland? I think I remember a proposal for this kind of feature but I haven't followed it

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    6. Max Lynch‏Verified account @maxlynch Mar 21
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      Replying to @JakeDChampion @justinfagnani and

      That’s not the point. Who cares if you need another library? The goal is universal compatibility, NOT *only* using raw web APIs.

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    7. Jake‏ @JakeDChampion Mar 21
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      Replying to @maxlynch @justinfagnani and

      I understand that. I'd prefer only using native APIs, the browser should help us down the correct path and not having to remember which libraries to use.

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    8. Justin Fagnani‏ @justinfagnani Mar 21
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      Replying to @JakeDChampion @maxlynch and

      Eventually that'd be nice, but before the platform includes all the implementation helpers it needs to define the intra-component, encapsulation, and composition interfaces. First, make it *possible* to build interoperable components. Then make it *easier*.

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      Alex Russell‏ @slightlylate Mar 21
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      The more direct point here is that libraries are not cost-equal. The difference between 40K and 4K is...well, 10x. And if you need to embed a few smaller libraries, it's still a win to the extent you haven't eclipsed what you would have otherwise spent.

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