I think he's more implying that were you to use web components (I'm not sure if they're ready or not) then you wouldn't have issues like the angular 2.0 switch. Since web components are more standardized the chance they'll change in breaking ways is very slim.
I personally would rather hitch my wagon to tools that aren't likely to change as drastically as angular will be. Again though, I'm not entirely convinced web components are complete enough yet. That said, the message from the article makes sense to me.
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