Polymer 3.0 (version 3.0) status?

[Jim Montgomery]

What is the status of Polymer version 3.0? The last related update/commit to the 3.0-preview branch is from 2017 September and I see no significant activity or documentation available more recent than 2017 September (blog, wiki, maillist, github issues, stackoverflow).

I'm a bit concerned not seeing anything in 1/4 of a year, especially as I consider adopting it in my own project. Feel free to offer suggestions or general feedback in addition to understanding where the project is at (or not going).

[Karl Tiedt]

The 3.0-preview channel on slack is pretty active...

On Jan 8, 2018 18:10, "Jim Montgomery" <jimmo...@gmail.com> wrote:

What is the status of Polymer version 3.0? The last related update/commit to the 3.0-preview branch is from 2017 September and I see no significant activity or documentation available more recent than 2017 September (blog, wiki, maillist, github issues, stackoverflow).

I'm a bit concerned not seeing anything in 1/4 of a year, especially as I consider adopting it in my own project. Feel free to offer suggestions or general feedback in addition to understanding where the project is at (or not going).

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[Jim Montgomery]

Thanks Karl, are they discussing abandoning version 3 or somehow continuing the work?

I don't have access to the polymer.slack.com channel, it appears to be a closed group and I don't know how to reach the admin.

Is there anything specific about updates, any changes, schedule, what to expect or is planned?

1/4 of a year is quite some time to go dark.

On Monday, January 8, 2018 at 4:24:16 PM UTC-8, Karl Tiedt wrote:

The 3.0-preview channel on slack is pretty active...

On Jan 8, 2018 18:10, "Jim Montgomery" <jimmo...@gmail.com> wrote:

What is the status of Polymer version 3.0? The last related update/commit to the 3.0-preview branch is from 2017 September and I see no significant activity or documentation available more recent than 2017 September (blog, wiki, maillist, github issues, stackoverflow).

I'm a bit concerned not seeing anything in 1/4 of a year, especially as I consider adopting it in my own project. Feel free to offer suggestions or general feedback in addition to understanding where the project is at (or not going).

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[Gray Norton]

Hi, Jim -

Our community page here...

https://www.polymer-project.org/community/

...points you to this page, where you can get an invite to the Polymer Slack channel:

https://polymer-slack.herokuapp.com/

As Karl points out, there is quite a bit of 3.0 discussion happening on Slack, involving both community and team members.

In short, work is progressing steadily. We'll be posting a series of updates to the blog over the next couple of weeks, and we'll also begin cutting regular pre-releases.

Let us know if you have further questions!

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[Jim Montgomery]

Thanks very much Gray and Karl, I was able to join the group and the 3.0 channel.

I asked about version 3.0 and learned it's being developed in a separate 'polymer-modulizer' repo: https://github.com/Polymer/polymer-modulizer

It has commits from today--I'm relieved.

Asking about docs (and pointers for my specific case) now as well.

[Jim Montgomery]

Additionally docs are being updated (most recent a few days ago) at: https://github.com/Polymer/docs/tree/polymer-3?files=1