React is about a whole lot more than just web components. It's also a strategy for state management, life cycle, etc. I don't expect web components will ever replace react, but I think it's possible we'll see a new generation of react-like competitors that use web components under the hood.

Ya, but you gotta roll your own process for the stuff React and co. provide easy methods to do. It's just a lot of boilerplate for small projects. I don't know if web components will really be a "library killer" in the same way browser APIs have done with jQuery.

https://github.com/mdn/web-components-examples/blob/main/pop...