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description: "Great breakdown of a key adoption hurdle. One specific best practice that's helped me: when integrating with React, always wrap your Web Component in a React co"
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Comment [Advanced Patterns & Integration with Frameworks](https://hashnode.com/posts/advanced-patterns-and-integration-with-frameworks/67fbd6711a499b9078b8ff7b)

[For sell Mx](https://hashnode.com/@mxsell)

[Apr 8](https://hashnode.com/posts/advanced-patterns-and-integration-with-frameworks/67fbd6711a499b9078b8ff7b/comment/69d65a6921cc52207a7ee355)

Great breakdown of a key adoption hurdle. One specific best practice that's helped me: when integrating with React, always wrap your Web Component in a React component that manually handles prop/attribute synchronization, as React's synthetic event system doesn't natively bubble Custom Events.