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Sure, but look at it this way - with other solutions like lets say React their virtual dom is your "polyfill". Even with polyfills polymer is MUCH smaller than
by ergo14 10y ago
Sure, but look at it this way - with other solutions like lets say React their virtual dom is your "polyfill".
Even with polyfills polymer is MUCH smaller than react core ;-) I don't see it as a problem as I've created elements that worked in IE10+ with it.
- zacharytamas 10y agoOh I definitely agree with you. We've worked on projects with Angular 1/2, React/Redux, and Polymer and Polymer is, for me personally at least, the nicest to work with. I have grown to really like TypeScript since working in React land on recent projects but I'm excited because Polymer 2.0 will be [easily] TS compatible. Best of both worlds, I think.
- Vinnl 10y agoReact's virtual DOM has a far smaller performance impact than the web components polyfills have...
- ergo14 10y agoYou with your FUD again, dbmon benchmarks say otherwise.