All polymer, no reactjs, no es6, no deku or dom diffing
ds0nt opened this issue · 7 comments
... the right way or the polymer way?
The name is Web Components the right way, everything related to Web Components, it's a little outdated, but very soon will come a good look site, and rethought.
I did not quite understand your question, could you elaborate?
Polymer is overrepresented, when react seems far more popular in my internet window.
I think there should be ongoing list of a wide variety of innovative, hot-stuffs, and a lot more microthings and less macrothings.
React has nothing to do with the web components' standard. I uses a completely different approach (stateless, virtual DOM)
See, for example:
- Web Components article from React documentation
Disregarding React, reactive style architectures are intent-fully (if not explicitly) supported by the web components related standards. These are complimentary concerns, though not directly hierarchical. Polymer on the other hand was created explicitly to support and to help develop the emerging web components standards.
The unfortunate politics needlessly created by some parties (not the valid disagreements) didn't help, but we finally seem to be emerging from that mess. I hope.
So, the Web Components have been shipped in the 3 major browsers: Chrome, Safari and Firefox (starting from the version 63), and Edge started development: MicrosoftEdge/Status@f1b8f6c and MicrosoftEdge/Status@456ea82. Therefore I'm closing this issue. In the meanwhile, expect a lot of changes to the list, as I have started working on actualising according to the 2018 state of things.