It would be nice if https://www.webcomponents.org/ allowed you to limit your search to elements compatible with version 2 of Polymer.
I tried vaadin-grid but it's not compatible with Polymer 2.
Does anybody know of a grid that works with Polymer 2?
Thanks.
There are some versions, you may select the version right side : https://www.webcomponents.org/element/vaadin/vaadin-grid
You can use Vaadin-grid. To use vaadin-grid in Polymer 2.x download vaadin-grid v3.0.0-alpha2. You can download it using following command:
bower install --save vaadin/vaadin-grid#v3.0.0-alpha2
Vaadin-grid version 2.x doesn't support Polymer 2.x.
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We have just used Wijmo in our Polymer application. I know it isn't a "Polymer" component but it seems to work just fine for us.
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With V6, the angular team has introduced angular elements which is good for micro frontends.
However, can they be fully-fledged applications with routing and everything else that a complex angular application might have?
Yes, you can use the router in Angular Elements, however there is an open Github issue:
https://github.com/angular/angular/issues/23740
which also features an example which might help you:
https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-elements-routing
no yet, it is too soon to apply everything we use in angular 6, I am using https://github.com/CanopyTax/single-spa for the time being. Angular is not ready yet.
How can i upgrade all elements like paper input paper button in one go so that i don't have to upgrade each element using bower?
I've updated paper-input using
bower install --save PolymerElements/paper-input#2.0-preview
but do i have to use this for all elements individually?
thanks in advance
At the moment I want to create a small web application with Polymer. For the main UI I want to use the paper elements and as long as version 0.5 was actual we were able to download all these elements from the website and use them in our project. Now with version 1.0 if I look at the Polymer website there is only an install introduction with bower. I'm on windows so I have no real installation of bower and python. Is there a way to downloads the elements manually? If I look at the Polymer GitHub page I only see a bower.json file but I want to download the elements direcly.
You could still download them by visiting the Paper elements project page at https://elements.polymer-project.org/browse?package=paper-elements
Click on the <> icon to navigate to the Github page and then click on Download ZIP in bottom right to download the element.
Yes. You can get them from this location:
https://github.com/PolymerElements/
After doing months of Android, I'm picking up Windows Phone again.
I wanted to install the nuget package for the SlideView control:
https://slideview.codeplex.com/
I installed it, but I have no idea how to reference it in XAML.
In the sample it uses the control namespace, but I don't have it,
so I should define it, but I don't know how?
Just add this on the top of your xaml page <phone:PhoneApplicationPage> tag.
xmlns:library="clr-namespace:SlidingPanel.Library;assembly=SlidingPanel.Library"
Then you could use that reference below anywhere to access all the properties of SlidePanel.
Refer this for more:
Hope it helps!
With the new Material Design released by Google and Polymer being one of the best, if not only, libraries to create such a design with ease, is there anyone to develop a Chrome Packaged App using the library to get the Material Design look it provides? Currently, it gets scripted block by Google's very strict CSP
Check out Vulcanize: http://www.polymer-project.org/articles/concatenating-web-components.html
It's a build tool for crushing HTML imports into a single file. It also has a --csp option that moves <script> into its own file. This will make CSP happy.
We're working on a template for Polymer Chrome App in the Chrome Dev Editor:
https://github.com/dart-lang/chromedeveditor
I'll update this thread once the template is available. This should make Polymer dev in a Chrome app a lot easier.
Here is another option.
If you're big fan of Dart language, you can use https://github.com/sunglim/csp_fixer package.
This package has a function to strip <script/> and create external js file.
Investigating ebidel response about vulcanize, I found that polybuild could be even more easy if you dont want so many extra options.
https://www.polymer-project.org/1.0/docs/tools/advanced#build
Also found this project on github that uses vulvanize with --csp option.
https://github.com/PolymerLabs/polymerchromeapp