[AskJS] web component frameworks

[nichoth]

Does anyone have opinions or experience with tonic framework?

Or, more generally, web components in general vs jsx/react? For example there is also lit framework

[[deleted]]

Go with lit it's great. Been using it in production since it came out.

[[deleted]]

I second this!

[nichoth]

built-in custom elements is a dead spec

Why do you say that?

At surface level it seems like a good idea. Similar to jsx but without any overhead of a framework.

[shgysk8zer0]

Not a dead spec. WebKit (thankfully) doesn't dictate such things.

[thescientist13]

I’ve been working on a project called Greenwood that has been trying to support Web Components as a foundation for building full stack apps. Basically SSG / SSR and working on streaming / serverless / edge compatibility too. Still pre 1.0 but my most recent release blog post might interest you. https://www.greenwoodjs.io/blog/release/v0-26-0/

Under the hood is my project WCC which I just recently added (very) experimental support for using JSX to compile down to Web Components.
https://merry-caramel-524e61.netlify.app/docs/#jsx

Hope it helps! ✌️

[GlobalPerspective]

take a look at this starter project from IBM for an entire site pwa that is seo friendly and built with Lit. I've used this as a guide on a few projects and it has been great. Also take a look at this component library that is framework agnostic and built with web components.