Why would you say its looking slow? The announcements on google IO and other conferences were awesome. There are lots of components released by users and big c

Why would you say its looking slow? The announcements on google IO and other conferences were awesome. There are lots of components released by users and big companies like General Electric. Google adopted polymer for youtube (including the "main" youtube.com - beta layout is polymer powered) - EA used it for battlefield 1 website, slack was looking for polymer experts. It looks very active to me on github. Just because it doesn't get the love it deserves here on HN it doesn't mean it is not used. Web Components themselves as a standard are agreed on by vendors, it is a W3C standard, yes there is future for it. https://www.polymer-project.org/1.0/blog/ https://www.polymer-project.org/1.0/blog/ - just recently App Toolbox was released.