Someone tried use the Polymer with Phonegap?

[Tiago Jesus]

Hi everyone,

I'm new here. I Like to know if someone tried to use Polymer with Phonegap.

If yes, what was your impressions?

I like to help to in this part, if possible.

Thank you.

[Scott Miles]

Fwiw, we merged this already.

We are working on Chrome apps too, we have some CSP issues to resolve there.

On Mon, May 20, 2013 at 12:04 PM, <ad...@google.com> wrote:

Relevant pull request https://github.com/Polymer/HTMLImports/pull/11. I'm curious to see if this lands as I'd be interested in using local files within Chrome apps.

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[Addy Osmani]

I remember there being a number of interesting CSP issues (I think) Angular had to work around too. Looking forward to apps support :) Thanks Scott!

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[Tiago Jesus]

Thank you, guys.

I will make some tests.

[Enrique Querol]

I want to use Polymer for my mobile web apps, i think its great.

On my first tests:

1. Buiding the Polymer Starter Kit with Phonegap Buider (build.phonegap.com) on my Android, the homepage is not shown but the menu links works

2. If i add iron-ajax, on my Android, the menu links give the error net::ERR_FILE_NOT_FOUND (file:///users)

[Joel Weber]

I've used Polymer (0.5) with phonegap on Android (but it was a while ago). I don't remember running into any great difficulties and it worked just fine. It was as snappy as anything. I'm sure 1.0 is even better. 

[German Lado]

I've generated an APK from the Android Starter Kit on Polymer 1.0 and Cordova and it worked great.

[Ged Wed]

Yes i used it with Cordova for IOS and Android.

Work great for me. Was very easy too.

I saw a few gulp scripts to integrate the two, but i went the easy route and just wrote a bash script, that calls the npm modules that do 99% of the work for you.

The polymer dialog does not work so well for small screens i found, but i have a complicated layout.

I ended up writing my own dialog css. I think the Polymer team are working on this aspect though. So just a matter of waiting for new release.

Also i worked out a way to dramatically reduce the amount of polymer code / and dependencies, even after the vulcanisation.

I call it dist slim. i basically copy the dist folder and remove lots of not needed stuff. It removed about 90% of the files.

These files are not loaded into the browser anyway, but i needed to reduce the size of the app.

Also making all the icons for all the potential mobile screen sizes was a bit of a pain. I think i had about 25 needed.

I will write a script in golang to automate that for the next project. 

[steven]

Ged - you might want to try https://www.npmjs.com/package/cordova-icon for your icons

[German Lado]

Thanks for sharing Steven!