Why the web makes sense for business apps
summary
Vaadin demonstrates concrete work: a library of Vaadin Elements (data grid, combo box, upload, datepicker) running in the browser, an NPM-installable universal Angular 2 to Polymer adapter that wires Polymer components into Angular 2 forms and two‑way binding, and a tested infinite scrolling calendar list datepicker prototype that replaced a paged calendar after usability and performance tests. Components use custom properties/mixins, semantic versioning, and prototypes; service workers are suggested for incremental upgrades.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction to web components
- 1:34Benefits for business apps
- 3:42Platform advantages
- 6:12Building high-quality components
- 9:41Design and prototyping process
- 13:43Validation and maintenance
- 16:54Framework compatibility
- 20:04Customizing component look
- 24:09Future of theming
- 27:25Closing remarks
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