Yeah, that's where I'm at, too. Authoring web components directly is too low level to be practical. You can easily end up reimplementing a ton of existing framework logic around rerenders, reactivity, event handlers, etc.
And there are libraries that handle all of this for you! But then you have tooling and non-standard syntax that puts you a lot closer to other JS frameworks.
And once you're in that space, the benefits of web components may or may not stack up against all the features and your team's pre-existing knowledge.
And there are libraries that handle all of this for you! But then you have tooling and non-standard syntax that puts you a lot closer to other JS frameworks.
And once you're in that space, the benefits of web components may or may not stack up against all the features and your team's pre-existing knowledge.