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a nice take on front-end frameworks! 👇

a nice take on front-end frameworks! 👇

https://www.abeautifulsite.net/posts/thoughts-on-framework-churn/

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I've been more and more interested in headless UI components and really like the idea of the flexibility of web component based components. I hadn't heard of Shoelace before and now thoroughly intend to use it.
Thanks for sharing the article!

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With my fingers in a few projects using React, Vue, or no framework at all is making me see the potential benefit of using universal components where your builds/experience is transferable over those "boarders"

Rad choice! Headless UI components give you crazy flexibility, and Shoelace is like the secret sauce. Haven't tried Shoelace yet but since you mentioned it, I might just try it out of FOMO.. 😅

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Because it's new (to me) and interesting? I've used bootstrap and material before. The aspect of Shoelace that caught my eye was the universality of the web component base. I'd need to do some research to see how the other libraries you mentioned compare. My reply was born of excitement - not well balanced research.

why choose Shoelace rather than one of the Big, Battle-Tested, and easy-to-hire-or-gpt like Bootstrap, Material, Ant, Chakra pick the least cringe and go with it?