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Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.

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Rob Dodson explains the Web Component ecosystem and demonstrates how to integrate Polymer elements into Angular applications.

Harness the power of web standards to build components that can stand the test of time. In this session we'll look at the current Web Component ecosystem, and I'll show you how to start to integrate these tools into your projects. Session Details: angularu.com/ng/Session/2015sf/componentize-your-app-with-po… Session Photos: angularu.com/ng/Session/2015sf/componentize-your-app-with-po… Angular U site: angularu.com Subscribe to the Angular U Youtube Channel youtube.com/channel/UCBWXtgwaUqyvI50euTYlUWQ Follow Angular U on Twitter: twitter.com/AngularU Join the Angular U G+ community: plus.google.com/u/1/communities/100721362580915494668 Follow Rob Dodson on Twitter: twitter.com/rob_dodson

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On “Is Google's Polymer a fully functioning Frontend Framework to Subsitute OR Complement other Frontend Frameworks?”

IMHO both are two different things and they both are to serve two different purposes. Though they have some common features to offer, data-binding can be one of them. Polymer If you truly want to use the Awesome Webcomponents, Polymer is one way to achieve that. There are other options like you can go with your vanilla JS, or use other libraries like X-Tag from Mozilla or Bosonic. These libraries polyfill the webcomponent features which are still in drafted state. So, these libs help us have/provide the same user experience across browsers even where there is no native support for the webcomponents. Angular This is a full fledged MVC framework. And people here know what Angular as…
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