> A temporary patch before Web Components become widespread.
Maybe, but there is still no standartised (and widespread) way to communicate between components, and therefore, no way for convenient composition -- and it is crucial.
And regarding engines, I don't know too. WebGL does not have any SEO, so it is no-no in modern web, unless you want to do some very specific app. To be honest, DOM and CSS layout are not that bad, so I think eventually the most convenient engine will win (maybe even they, just with more convenient APIs).
This is not a pure JS article, but in the end I discuss CSS-in-JS solutions, and given their rise, I believe it is one of the most important ones.
I personally still recommend for pet-projects go with just CSS-modules and some preprocessor – tools are not there yet and this combination will be for sure a good choice in couple years, but keep an eye on JS solutions, because they are developed on a rapid pace.
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