[pupatlas]

I'm not sure I agree with the sentiment that "React is in the past". According to the 2024 State of JS, [it's still used by 67% of engineers](https://2024.stateofjs.com/en-US/libraries/front-end-framewo...), compared to just 4% of engineers using Lit. If I were to make a library out of this, I'd want to target the largest cohort of developers I could, so I'm not sure writing one in Lit makes a lot of sense.

As for your first comment though, me too! I love abusing CSS :P

[dtagames]

Frameworks largely came about because native web components weren't built into the browser. Now, they are. So naturally the old method is more entrenched.

You can write it as a native web component and ship something that works with React and without React.