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> Now imagine the future where Web Components are supported natively, and someone else is allowed to write a <better-input>, an element that is a real, encapsul
by methyl 11y ago
> Now imagine the future where Web Components are supported natively, and someone else is allowed to write a <better-input>, an element that is a real, encapsulated DOM element, and not just a div soup.
For now, you can just use Polymer any other components-backed library like React. I think it's good enough, although native support of Shadow DOM is very exciting.
- ShirsenduK 11y agoShadow DOM is there in Chrome and might soon be added to WebKit. I personally don't think they will last.
- rictic 11y agoEdge and Firefox are getting native shadow dom too!
- runn1ng 11y agoThe author of the article actually works at Polymer.
- odbol_ 11y agoWait, can you use Polymer components? I was under the impression they still didn't work on mobile browsers. Our did they finally fix that? For now I use Material Design Lite. All the beauty of Polymer without the framework forcing you to do all that weird stuff.