You are right it would be better if react would be able to deal with webcomponents out of the box
But there are different solution which build a bridge and allow to use webcomponents directly in react app e.g.: github.com/BBKolton/reactify-wc
constVaadinButton=reactifyWc("vaadin-button");
Facebook would also need to reactify webcomponents so the only difference is that this code would then be written by Facebook itself.. I am not sure why using another OOS package is such a big issue..
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You are right it would be better if
reactwould be able to deal with webcomponents out of the boxBut there are different solution which build a bridge and allow to use webcomponents directly in react app e.g.: github.com/BBKolton/reactify-wc
Facebook would also need to reactify webcomponents so the only difference is that this code would then be written by Facebook itself.. I am not sure why using another OOS package is such a big issue..