问题
Are the technical concepts of Angular Elements and Stencil similar?
Angular Elements will be a new feature in Angular 6, where u can basically wrap your written Angular component as a Web Component. In my understanding the generated Custom Element is just a bridge to Angular, so we still have to ship Angular.
Stencil, on the other side, claims to be a compiler that generates Web Components. So the generated Custom Element is not just a bridge to something?
Did i get that right?
回答1:
You shouldn't have to ship Angular as you put it. Angular Elements will allow us to use Angular components without the whole Angular Ecosystem. So if you had a React app or a VueJS app, you could take your Angular Element (thanks to Custom Element) and just plop it into those apps.
Rob Wormald did a cool talk about them with all the deets at ng-conf this year. I'd check that out for the latest info.
回答2:
yes you are right, stencil is just a compiler to generate Standard Web Components so you are able to use your web components (built with stencil) everywhere.
You can generate a web component and then use it in your Angular or React or Vue App, just load it and drop the tag and will work.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49938504/technical-concepts-of-angular-elements-and-stencil