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Re:Plasmic.app – the visual builder for your tech stack by chungwu on Tuesday December 19, 2023 @04:12PM (#38701645)
We wanted to support tight integration with people's existing codebase, so that it is easy to use your React components directly in Plasmic, or to read data from your React contexts provided from outside of Plasmic, or to have your code components communicate with each other via React contexts when they're used within Plasmic, etc. There's power in being in "one React tree" with your existing app.

I imagine it's possible to achieve this with other frameworks too, though the integrations would be deep and bespoke for each framework. We've just decided to focus on React first.

Re:Plasmic.app – the visual builder for your tech stack by claytongulick on Friday December 22, 2023 @02:55PM (#38737928)
Sure, though if you had selected Web Components as the base implementation, you could have achieved that goal while also being compatible with almost every other framework. See Ionic for a great example of this.

There are several lightweight wrapper libraries to "reactify" web components.

Going the other direction is not as easy. While it's possible, it involves loading all of react into another framework.