Closed goldoraf closed 10 years ago
The Travis build failed because of the lack of an API key for the PageSpeed test. I guess it's not my fault, but how can I fix that ?
Don't worry about the Travis build, just disabled it for PRs.
Do the inclusion of Bosonic in the list pose an issue to someone ? I must confess I'm a bit surprised of the lack of feedback.
Take it easy @goldoraf, the lack of feedback is because I was traveling (Europe to South America is a long journey :yum:)
Rebased at: https://github.com/webcomponents/webcomponents.github.io/commit/9e744e1ba34b1193019dcc1c51b31d483107164a
Thanks for submitting the Bosonic library :smile:
OK ! Sorry for the inconvenience, I hope you didn't find me rude, it's sometimes difficult for me to express correctly my feelings because of my lack of english skills. In short, I was afraid that you didn't think Bosonic was ready for prime time. My bad, hopefully !
Big thanks for the merge ;)
No problem at all, I know how it feels to be a non-native english speaker ;)
Just keep in mind for the next time that people have life, family, travel, and problems to deal with other than GitHub. And that 2 days to answer a PR is not a reason to complain about lack of feedback. Even because we're talking about open source here.
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Even if there is still plenty of work to do (better docs, more elements, more features...), I think Bosonic deserves to figure in the list of Web Components libraries, but of course, it's your call ;)
Let me please introduce myself: my name is Raphaël Rougeron (@goldoraf) and I'm a french web developer who falled in love with the Web Components specs. What I wanted to do with Bosonic was to offer a way of authoring custom elements as the spec currently describes, and without introducing a dependency on a library. That's why Bosonic is a sort of a transpiler, that transforms your custom elements definitions into vanilla JS that uses the Polymer polyfills.
In short, my only goal is to help to clear the way for Web Components with an alternative, more vanilla, authoring approach.
Btw, thank you all for your fantastic work on Web Components !
Regards,
Raphaël