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Web Components in 2016

Web Components in 2016

The past few years have been a bumpy ride for developers excited by Web Components. But we’re finally reaching a point where all of the browsers agree upon, and are implementing, Web Component standards.

Similarly, the Polymer project has gone through many iterations to get where it is today and looking forward we want to focus on giving developers the most polished, on-rails experience we possibly can.

So what does that look like? In this talk we’ll cover the future of Polymer tools, where we see the ecosystem heading, and our roadmap of features for 2016 and beyond!

Rob Dodson

March 18, 2016
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  1. Small caption This is a header This is a sub

    header This is body copy and it goes a little like this and Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Photo or other source Good (albeit slow) progress on standards Web Standards!
  2. Custom Elements just had a face to face meeting. Also

    have consensus and buy in from all vendors.
  3. Progressive Web Apps are… Progressive Apps: Escaping Tabs Without Losing

    Our Soul — goo.gl/KIZydg “just websites that took all the right vitamins”
  4. We want to provide elements that can support any app's

    layout, not just for Material Design
  5. Transpile ES2015 on the fly Resolve and load ES2015 modules

    Run vulcanize|cripser|polybuild Linting and file watching