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by ergo14 9y ago
You work in vacuum?
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by ergo14 9y ago
I dunno "every single large company" seems like an overstatement. Maybe thats the reason some of big enterprises are still on Angular and Polymer - some go for Vue. Some of them also have BSD+Patents but its less broad.
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by ergo14 9y ago
I don't think Google is doing the same - look at Polymer for example. You also have a patent grant but it expires if you try to attack possible patents related to Polymer itself - its like in Apache 2.0 which is more sane in my opinion
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by ergo14 9y ago
Imo jinja2 and Mako are the best template systems for python - both have their own strongpoints.
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by ergo14 9y ago
> all it really adds is static typing and async You make that sound like its not a big deal vs vanilla php.
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by ergo14 9y ago
I feel like http://concourse.ci/ might be the sweet spot here.
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by ergo14 9y ago
Facebook does not "normal" PHP that much, they use host of languages, including Hack, erlang and lots of Python.
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by ergo14 9y ago
It is gaining traction - almost 8k users on slack channel stedily growing - new components are getting released on webcomponents.org every day.
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by ergo14 9y ago
Awesome
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by ergo14 9y ago
Maybe you didn't meet the right person yet.
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by ergo14 9y ago
I was thinking more about using the editor with our polymer and vuejs applications.
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Debian Stretch release date: 2017-06-17(lists.debian.org)
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by ergo14 9y ago
But this is built with React so its not really reusable outside of its ecosystem. Is there a version that would run on preact instead? Maybe QuillJS would be a better option for general purpose editor.
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Show HN: UI-router-core implementation for polymer(webcomponents.org)
1 points by ergo14 9y ago|0 comments
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by ergo14 9y ago
Aurelia has a way to output web components?
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by ergo14 9y ago
I like it too, Chris did an awesome job - just recently made a wrapper for Polymer with his help.
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by ergo14 9y ago
I used UI-Router with react - works like a charm.
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by ergo14 9y ago
According to announcements made by google guys on few conferences both IE and Firefox actively work on implementations.
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by ergo14 9y ago
Not entirely true - you get things like shadow dom with them - which means "proper" encapsulation.
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by ergo14 9y ago
Sure, there are multiple options, one or two way bindings, virtual dom solutions etc. Pick your poison.
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by ergo14 9y ago
Yeah, I think one can create application with lets say preact + polymer, or vue.js + vue-web-components just fine. I see these solutions working together.
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Google I/O 2017(google.com)
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Slim.js – Rapid web components development(slimjs.com)
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by ergo14 9y ago
Regardless of what framework you choose you will still have to use some backend.
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by ergo14 9y ago
This is hybrid application - works on both 1.x and 2.x - they did remove some unnecessary 1.x-only calls from the application. You can find the examples in main polymer documentation - I'd expect that lots of existing elements will be
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Comcast Presentation: Web Components: The Future of Web Development Is Here(slideshare.net)
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Haxe Summit 2017(summit.haxe.org)
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Samsung DeX – Desktop Like Experience on Android(youtube.com)
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Red Hat and Amazon Integrate AWS, RHEL, and OpenShift(zdnet.com)
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by ergo14 9y ago
Same here, I've almost finished wrapping Angular's UI Router for polymer so complex applications can be developed with one of best routers in JS world.

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