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Looks really great, Polymer has always felt a little heavy to me. Brick seems like it would fit in my workflow better. Web components are going to be revolution

Looks really great, Polymer has always felt a little heavy to me. Brick seems like it would fit in my workflow better. Web components are going to be revolutionary for the web, I can't wait until we can start leveraging them. I don't see any mention of browser support?

ebidel 13y ago
Can you explain why it feels heavy? I would love to know more. Polymer's entire stack is a la carte: * platform.js - polyfills if you just want to use vanilla web component apis, today * polymer.js - build declarative custom elements that use data-binding, touch, property observation, inheritance * elements (ui/non-ui) - if you don't want to write any code at all :) Sugaring libraries like Brick and Polymer that sit on top of the native web component APIs will, of course, be opinionated and do things a bit differently. However, the workflow for consuming components will be similar across the board. Something like `bower install brick-carousel polymer-tabs`. Then use the elements in your pages.