the problem with stencil is it doesnt have any job market, so if you already have a job its great otherwise if you are looking to learn a tech to find a job then sadly we have top pick a framework like angular or react.
I'm not advocating learning Stencil for the purpose of obtaining a job, but rather suggesting when you build a component library, you look at Stencil as an option instead of locking in to a single framework.
you can actually choose your path with stencil either by using it's pure js approach or adopting angular/vue/react. the result will just compile to pure web component but you'll gain knowledge at the path you chose
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the problem with stencil is it doesnt have any job market, so if you already have a job its great otherwise if you are looking to learn a tech to find a job then sadly we have top pick a framework like angular or react.
I'm not advocating learning Stencil for the purpose of obtaining a job, but rather suggesting when you build a component library, you look at Stencil as an option instead of locking in to a single framework.
you can actually choose your path with stencil either by using it's pure js approach or adopting angular/vue/react. the result will just compile to pure web component but you'll gain knowledge at the path you chose