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0 pointsergo149y ago0 comments

Sure, but look at it this way - with other solutions like lets say React their virtual dom is your "polyfill". Even with polyfills polymer is MUCH smaller than react core ;-) I don't see it as a problem as I've created elements that worked in IE10+ with it.

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zacharytamas9y ago

Oh I definitely agree with you. We've worked on projects with Angular 1/2, React/Redux, and Polymer and Polymer is, for me personally at least, the nicest to work with. I have grown to really like TypeScript since working in React land on recent projects but I'm excited because Polymer 2.0 will be [easily] TS compatible. Best of both worlds, I think.

Vinnl9y ago

React's virtual DOM has a far smaller performance impact than the web components polyfills have...

ergo14OP9y ago

You with your FUD again, dbmon benchmarks say otherwise.

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