Closed joeblew99 closed 7 years ago
This is not a required tool. Emphasis here is demonstrating a method of serving specific builds to clients with specific capabilities.
More questions can be asked at polymer.slack.com
The 3.0 preview post mentioned PRPL for 3.0 as being WIP. Is there an issue we can follow on that? I saw none over there, just this one over here.
Hi @tycho01, there shouldn't be any differences on the serving side for a Polymer 3.0 project vs 2.0, at least that I can think of so far. A Polymer 3.0 project should look very similar to a 2.0 one from the server's perspective, except that components will be served primarily from .js
files instead of .html
files.
The recommended practices for building a Polymer 3.0 project is still a WIP, though (i.e. whether and how polymer build
will support bundling Polymer 3.0 projects). I'm not aware of an issue for that discussion on GitHub; you might like to file a new issue at https://github.com/Polymer/polymer-build to start it!
Will this be needed with Polymer 3 ?
Am a bit confused, because i presume that with polymer 3 we can just build with webpack for es5 and es6.