Isn't this how languages and tools have come about? Multiple developers come up with their solutions, which inspire other, "better" ones. They take features from one another and eventually a winner emerges. Why rush a transition now? Maybe the solution should be you build your own framework designed to take the best features of these and address their weaknesses. Maybe that becomes the new standard.
A lot of good (useful?) options isn't a bad thing.
Isn't this how languages and tools have come about? Multiple developers come up with their solutions, which inspire other, "better" ones. They take features from one another and eventually a winner emerges. Why rush a transition now? Maybe the solution should be you build your own framework designed to take the best features of these and address their weaknesses. Maybe that becomes the new standard.
A lot of good (useful?) options isn't a bad thing.
I'm not against having multiple opinions even with web components you would still have them.
It is more like today you could take the react-router and use it with vuejs and vice versa!
Maybe I'm also dreaming to much :)