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TonyPeakman | 5 months ago
The main differences are:
pure declarative mode → there is zero API and third-party code & tool dependency.
Web Components first → you can wrap functionality as native Custom Elements and Dagger will happily coexist.
Directive model → simple +click, +load, etc., instead of reactivity syntax or x- attributes.
Distributed modules → small script modules you can drop in from a CDN when you need them.
So it’s playing the same role (buildless, quick internal tools / embeds), but with a slightly different philosophy: keep everything view-source-able and make WC interop a first-class story.
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