I've recently started working in a large scale project with webcomponents after some PoC with polymer 4 years ago.
I use to be fw or lib agnostic as much as possible but honestly, last 3 large scale project where I have worked on were made in react because of many reasons that are not part of the discussion, it's just to give some context.
My humble opinion is that the WC still not ready to be used, there are not a properly defined way to get the list of attributes, attributeChangedCallback doesn't work in some cases even if I'm using just a line of code and some other little painful staffs.
I loved the webcomponent concept when I read the first article mentioning that years ago, but again, after several years, doesn't seem to be ready to be used at scale.
On the other side, if some issues will be resolved, I would like to check it again together with React or something else limiting WC to simpler visual components. I think that orchestration and state management it's not its best and I still prefer to use something more mature and reliable (that doesn't declare props in the wild in the main object for example).
Is my humble opinion, I don't want to blame WC, and by the way, I don't have the same experience with WC that I have with other libs like React or Vue so, maybe I miss something but by far, WC is requiring to my team (the entire project have more than 140 developers, but the teams are splitted into units of 4 devs with bounded and independent scope) more time and requiring more effort to make a simple package (composition of components and logic) to work than any of the two above.
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I've recently started working in a large scale project with webcomponents after some PoC with polymer 4 years ago.
I use to be fw or lib agnostic as much as possible but honestly, last 3 large scale project where I have worked on were made in react because of many reasons that are not part of the discussion, it's just to give some context.
My humble opinion is that the WC still not ready to be used, there are not a properly defined way to get the list of attributes, attributeChangedCallback doesn't work in some cases even if I'm using just a line of code and some other little painful staffs.
I loved the webcomponent concept when I read the first article mentioning that years ago, but again, after several years, doesn't seem to be ready to be used at scale.
On the other side, if some issues will be resolved, I would like to check it again together with React or something else limiting WC to simpler visual components. I think that orchestration and state management it's not its best and I still prefer to use something more mature and reliable (that doesn't declare props in the wild in the main object for example).
Is my humble opinion, I don't want to blame WC, and by the way, I don't have the same experience with WC that I have with other libs like React or Vue so, maybe I miss something but by far, WC is requiring to my team (the entire project have more than 140 developers, but the teams are splitted into units of 4 devs with bounded and independent scope) more time and requiring more effort to make a simple package (composition of components and logic) to work than any of the two above.