What's New in Polymer Tools
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Overview of concrete tooling updates: a new Polymer Analyzer statically parses HTML/JS/CSS (plugin-based) to extract element APIs, imports, properties and enable as‑you‑type linting; a rewritten linter on top of it supports Polymer 1.0/2.0 and extensible rules; Vulcanize becomes the Polymer Bundler with pluggable sharding strategies and a configurable threshold to control shared bundles; a plan to publish raw packages to NPM and rely on yarn for flat installs; preview editor plugins (VS Code, Atom, Sublime) provide instant linting, autocomplete and jump‑to‑definition.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Start
- 3:18Solve Problems for Developers
- 3:37New Problems for Web Components
- 4:23Many Ways To Write an Element
- 5:06Solve Problems for Web Components Developers
- 5:20Polymer Tools are Tools for Web Components
- 6:40Push Render Pre-cache Lazy-load
- 8:10Polymer Analyzer
- 9:10HTML Imports Inline & External Styles Inline & External Scripts Soon: JavaScript Imports
- 9:21Polymer 1.x & 2.x Vanilla Custom Elements
- 10:45Declarative Lazy HTML Imports
- 13:06Polymer 1.x & 2.x Polymer 1+2 Hybrid Vanilla Custom Elements
- 23:17Agenda Why Polymer Builds Tools The New Analyzer Package Management Bundling & Code Splitting Polymer CLI Help When You Need It
- 36:04Polymer Editor Plugins
