I am new to polymer - how to install polymer in windows.

[DINESH T.M.]

Hi friends,

      I am new to polymer and I didn't know how to use polymer.anyone can explain how to install polymer in windows.then how to start edit polymer design. please explain step by step.

[Daniel Llewellyn]

On 10 September 2014 08:36, DINESH T.M. <dines...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi friends,

      I am new to polymer and I didn't know how to use polymer.anyone can explain how to install polymer in windows.then how to start edit polymer design. please explain step by step.

http://www.polymer-project.org/docs/start/getting-the-code.html has the relevant details if you care to click through to the various links.

you probably want bower: http://bower.io/

which requires git and nodejs to be installed first: http://git-scm.com/download/ and http://nodejs.org/download/ 

once git and node are installed run from a terminal the command on the bower site to get bower installed.

now bower is installed you can follow the instructions on the polymer page that details "Installing with bower": http://www.polymer-project.org/docs/start/getting-the-code.html#using-bower

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[Daniel Llewellyn]

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On 13/01/15 12:59, kuna....@gmail.com wrote:
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> Can you please explain the process how to install bower in windows
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Please keep this on the mailing list. I'm unsure why you singled me
out for this request.

Installing bower on Windows is achieved via the instructions at
http://bower.io/. If you suffer a reading deficiency there is a
sentence that is important that reads "Bower requires Node and npm and
Git." There are two links in that sentence which you need to click
individually and install the software off each site by following their
own instructions before you run the bower installation.
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[Erik Isaksen]

An easy way to play with Polymer is to use https://ele.io.  It is a great playground for learning so you can get used to Polymer before you build an app.

[Timothy W. Cook]

On Tue, Jan 13, 2015 at 1:26 PM, Erik Isaksen <erik.i...@3pillarglobal.com> wrote:

An easy way to play with Polymer is to use https://ele.io.  It is a great playground for learning so you can get used to Polymer before you build an app.

​Interesting tool. 

Another approach is to use the Polymer Designer Tool to drag/drop components then you can inspect and edit the code​.

https://www.polymer-project.org/tools/designer/ 

Either way there isn't a need to install Polymer before experimenting with it. 

 

On Wednesday, September 10, 2014 at 3:36:06 AM UTC-4, DINESH T.M. wrote:

Hi friends,

      I am new to polymer and I didn't know how to use polymer.anyone can explain how to install polymer in windows.then how to start edit polymer design. please explain step by step.

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FWIW, what I did was create a blank project in WebMatrix and manually copy the Polymer folders in. Works fine running on localhost. (I've tested in Firefox and IE on Windows 7 and 8.)

I'm not having any luck creating the project in Visual Studio (the "blank web site" is still ASP.NET), but once the project is created, you can open it in VS to get the IDE. (I do have Web Essentials installed in VS. Don't know whether that made a difference.)

HTH

[rebecc...@msn.com]

Oh, I should add that the project (still in prototype) deployed to Azure without a hitch.

[seob...@gmail.com]

Do you have to setup an environment variables path for polymer-cli to work from the terminal in windows 7.

This is what irks me about Google Technologies, if they want everyone to adapt the PWA method then why don't they make it easier to successfully install on Windows?

It's like they all hold some secret grudge against the WinTel alliance and any equipment based on it. They seem arrogant to me.

I've had nodejs, npm and bower, gulp and even used Firebase successfully but, polymer-cli doesn't seem to want to work on my PC.

It's very frustrating.