> then we wouldn't have had 5+ years of people mistaking them for a React competitor.
The browser people literally promoted them as a React alternative. Then their goals and role changed every year, and now they are again promoted as an alternative
Yeah what a waste of collective brainspace that was eh. If they had promoted them as "custom elements are the best way to distribute components!" then I bet they'd have been much more widely embraced by now, by merit of not overselling them.
The browser people literally promoted them as a React alternative. Then their goals and role changed every year, and now they are again promoted as an alternative