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darekrossman / d-calendar

A datepicker web component built with Polymer and based on Google's Material Design spec.
http://subpopular.github.io/d-calendar/components/d-calendar/
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Open optikalefx opened 9 years ago

optikalefx commented 9 years ago

This is a beautiful plugin, please add some docs.

darekrossman commented 9 years ago

Thanks! Didn't think anyone would ever even see this thing. I'll work on adding some docs.

optikalefx commented 9 years ago

It's by far the best implementation, so kudos. If you need help at some point, let me know.

darekrossman commented 9 years ago

Yea I borrowed heavily from Material UI's React version. Ironically, I've since moved away from Polymer to React, but if this component is useful I'm happy to keep it up. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

optikalefx commented 9 years ago

I like polymer because of the UI library you get out of the box, I didn't see that React had that. So you'd be building tons of components all from scratch. Unless there is a react component repo somewhere.

Are you happy to have Flux & React instead of Polymer that had no framework to work with?

optikalefx commented 9 years ago

I didn't realize the link you sent WAS react. This looks great.

darekrossman commented 9 years ago

That was a big thing for me too...I fell in love with Material/Paper design patterns with Polymer. Then I learned how easy it was to reimplement it in React. Then I found Material UI - which is fantastic!

As an aside, Web Components and React aren't mutually exclusive...check out this talk about it.

Personally, since discovering React, I don't want to go back to anything else. Add Flux to that and it gets even more fun. One-way data binding FTW.