Web components reduce dependency on frameworks?

In the article by Jake Lazaroff, the growing popularity of web components and their potential to eliminate JavaScript framework lock-in is discussed. The author points out that many web applications rely on heavy libraries, which often lead to performance issues and long-term stability concerns. Web components provide a new way to create interactive applications without relying on external frameworks, which can benefit both developers and users. Several examples of web components usage are provided, along with a comparison to traditional application building methods. The article also highlights that using web components can result in easier code maintenance and quicker implementation of new features. Finally, there is a call to explore this technology to reap the benefits of its flexibility and simplicity.