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Maybe I'm misunderstanding, doesn't this mean I can use x-foo without including its js if x-foo is in the marketplace? That would be amazing.
by MatthewPhillips 14y ago
Maybe I'm misunderstanding, doesn't this mean I can use x-foo without including its js if x-foo is in the marketplace? That would be amazing.
- kumar303 14y agoThe Marketplace is just the "app store" -- it's where you buy apps. You can run the apps on any supported HTML5 device after buying them. So the supported device would not provide anything more than a browser rendering engine (and some navigator.* JS methods). It won't include x-tags.
- MatthewPhillips 14y agoI'm aware, I submitted an app already :-). I'm confused about what he meant about the marketplace having a "bootstrap builder" for x-tags.
- jlongster 14y agoWe're working on a bootstrap that you can download to quickly start developing app, and it will include x-tags (with all components). There will also be a "builder" where you can customize your version of x-tags to only include the components you want. So the bootstrap gets you up and running quickly, and the builder is a web-based tool that lets you optimize your build of x-tags when it goes into production.
- dandonkulous 14y agoCorrect, Mozilla Marketplace is not putting X-Tags in all apps. The dev tooling side of Marketplace will offer a project builder that let's you pick which tags (if any) you'd like to include. It then bundles all the assets you pick into one compressed file and spits out a zip containing a skeletal project with all the script tag and asset references preset for you in the pages.