Web Components are directly implemented by browsers so you don’t need a “Web Components library”. So yes they are inherently better because they work in every application and every framework. This universal compatibility and better reliability makes Web Components a better choice today for creating reusable components, than React.
> Web Components are directly implemented by browsers so you don’t need a “Web Components library”.
I mean a collections of components like Polymer. Unless you plan on maintaining everything yourself, both React and Web Components share the same problem here.
> This universal compatibility and better reliability makes Web Components a better choice today for creating reusable components, than React.
You can mix and match any and all frameworks and Web Components if you try want. And again: React and Web Components mostly solve different problems. One isn’t going to directly cannibalise the other. You can use both.
