Polymer and Web Components
summary
Web Components plus the Polymer library claim to move component behavior into the browser so pages ship less JavaScript and boot faster on slow mobile networks. Examples include a declarative google-map element that accepts lat/long and child markers, a paper-toolbar material UI component, and an ES6 class API in Polymer 2.0. Polyfills target IE11 and Safari 9. Adoption numbers are concrete: over 4 million pages and 500+ Google projects including YouTube.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:35Background
- 3:55Polymer Project
- 4:25Building a Better Web
- 5:15Lack of Interoperability
- 6:45Mobile overhead
- 8:32Select element
- 11:15extensible web manifesto
- 15:11polymer web components
- 16:39Google map marker
- 18:40What is Polymer
- 19:30How to use Polymer
- 20:50How to use DOM modules
- 22:05How to use shadow DOM
- 25:13Browser Support
- 26:48Wrap Up
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