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1) If Web Components work as-advertised, we'll be able to build our own primitives for the first time in the history of the web stack; no more shoehorning rich
by bsimpson 12y ago
1) If Web Components work as-advertised, we'll be able to build our own primitives for the first time in the history of the web stack; no more shoehorning rich Internet apps into a framework that was designed for academics to share term papers. This is both fantastic and a fundamental shift in the way apps are written.
2) You can make web apps that look and feel native (on Android) for free.
- robin_reala 12y agoSorry, I phrased my original post badly. That wasn’t a rhetorical question, it was posed to the OP. They didn’t give any reasoning as to why they wanted to adopt Polymer, just a blanket ‘should I?’. Your reasons are both valid though.