I mostly write backend code, and web components can be used without jumping through hoops to pass data.
It is also easier to control the javascript and css that is send to the browser. Sending a template engine to the browser, always felt wrong to me.
The newest javascript frameworks are more in line with my view of splitting frontend and backend work. But if a backend developer wants to create a frontend contribution they need to learn the custom way of doing things in that framework. That knowledge can't be carried on to another project that doesn't have that framework.
Web components will work without an extra framework.
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I mostly write backend code, and web components can be used without jumping through hoops to pass data.
It is also easier to control the javascript and css that is send to the browser. Sending a template engine to the browser, always felt wrong to me.
The newest javascript frameworks are more in line with my view of splitting frontend and backend work. But if a backend developer wants to create a frontend contribution they need to learn the custom way of doing things in that framework. That knowledge can't be carried on to another project that doesn't have that framework.
Web components will work without an extra framework.