MDN Web Docs drops React for Web Components

Mozilla walking away from React to embrace pure web standards is a massive validation for Web Components and a statement piece for MDN.

• –"Dogfooding" is the ultimate flex here: MDN is proving that you don't need a heavy JS framework to build a world-class, highly trafficked web application.
• –Moving away from the "Yari" SPA simplifies the stack, reducing the client-side JavaScript burden and focusing on progressive enhancement.
• –This gives developers studying MDN a practical, high-profile example of native web APIs working at scale, rather than an abstracted React implementation.
• –Expect this to become the go-to case study for developers arguing against default React adoption for content-heavy sites.