End to End Apps with Polymer
summary
Claims that a full Progressive Web App can be built end to end with Polymer and still hit tight performance targets, demonstrated by a real estate listing prototype completed as a proof of concept in two days. Uses Polymer CLI, AppLocalizeBehavior, Paper elements, Polymer Build, Service Worker and Redux-style global state, applies the PRPL pattern (Push Render Pre-cache Lazy load) and targets PRPL-50 with a ~50 kilobytes route budget and ~3.5s mobile TTI, and serves via PRPL Server Node with HTTP/2 push and SEO rendering.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 3:36Polymer App Toolbox
- 5:50Server-Side Renderings
- 6:41Server-Side Rendered Applications
- 12:37User User Interface
- 16:54App Shells
- 17:56Application State Management
- 18:27Recap
- 18:49Mediator Pattern
- 20:03Global Mediator Patterns
- 22:27Dev Tools
- 24:01To Connect Custom Elements to Redux
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