So sad. The main reason I select polymer to develop the webapp is that It keeps the html part without js. The front end developer can keep their logic in the js side and the designer can continue html design section but now the rendering part mix with js again. Might be I should move back to react as the only uniqueness of polymer is gone.
Personally, I don't think polymer 3.0 following react style can earning users as react already have the majority of the front-end market and it is true. Polymer should keep the HTML native concepts in order to survive in the front-end world.
Finally, I always think Polymer is based on two concepts
Dear Community,
Polymer direction: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JH6jEcLxJEI
So sad. The main reason I select polymer to develop the webapp is that It keeps the html part without js. The front end developer can keep their logic in the js side and the designer can continue html design section but now the rendering part mix with js again. Might be I should move back to react as the only uniqueness of polymer is gone.
Personally, I don't think polymer 3.0 following react style can earning users as react already have the majority of the front-end market and it is true. Polymer should keep the HTML native concepts in order to survive in the front-end world.
Finally, I always think Polymer is based on two concepts