[meiraleal]

> I personally saw a huge project ported from Angular to React basically doing the same.

Do Angular and React components talk to each other? Lit and other Web component frameworks can share components. To refactor Lit components into other web component framework or raw web component is orders of magnitude easier than converting Angular <-> React.

[troupo]

> Do Angular and React components talk to each other?

You can make them talk to each other. Depends on what exactly you need, how components and projects are structured etc.

> Lit and other Web component frameworks can share components. To refactor Lit components into other web component framework or raw web component is orders of magnitude easier than converting Angular <-> React.

You're putting a false equivalency between "talking to each other" and "refactoring one code base into another".

Preact, Svelte, Vue, and Angular can all be compiled to web components. How easy do you think it would be to convert app code between each of these frameworks? Convert that code to and from lit?

[meiraleal]

> You can make them talk to each other.

you can make almost whatever you want with code but they weren't build for that. Besides that, both angular and react are bloated software, adding another layer to create web components version of their components is just more bloat. It took some time for chariots to be considered a legacy way of transport but you can't fight its obsolescence just by saying that chariots will also carry you from one place to another.

[troupo]

All that is beside the point.