To me, Web Components are bound by the fundamental anti-pattern of having to globally register unique tag names. Didn't people already learn the problems with doing this from Angular 1?
The contrast I mean to emphasize is React, where the tag you use is either an actual var declaration or a string placeholder for a browser (or other environment) built-in.
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We will only have it damn good on the web when it is as easy as doing RAD apps in Delphi, or using Blend to design UI layouts.
I see a good possibility with WebComponents, which React seems to be the only framework not going for them.
To me, Web Components are bound by the fundamental anti-pattern of having to globally register unique tag names. Didn't people already learn the problems with doing this from Angular 1?
Because the best practice is to prefix them anyway, following up on XML namespaces?
The contrast I mean to emphasize is React, where the tag you use is either an actual var declaration or a string placeholder for a browser (or other environment) built-in.