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Polymer already fills that nieche I believe, except TS (it uses plain ES6).
by ergo14 10y ago
Polymer already fills that nieche I believe, except TS (it uses plain ES6).
- JeremyBanks 10y agoExcept for the lack of speed. And the lack of great tooling. And the lack of a large ecosystem. And the insane data model. I regret every moment I used Polymer.
- ergo14 10y ago- Lack of speed? - speed is equal to vue/react in dbmon benchmarks (even with polyfills). - Tooling is quite good, polymer-cli, gulp, grunt support to name the most common stuff. - https://www.webcomponents.org/elements https://www.webcomponents.org/elements - Thats a vibrant ecosystem :-) Big enterprises like ING, IBM, USAToday participate and release their components. (7k developers on slack channel) - Insane data model? I work with my polymer elements same as I do with angular and react components. If in doubt just use redux/uniflow-polymer. I get that you might not like it, but the issues you raised here are hardly valid (unless you used 0.5 or fresh 1.0)
- spankalee 10y agoCan you tell me anything in particular lacking in our tooling? I know we have a lot of issues open, and a long way to go, of course, but if there's something specific it'd be helpful.