Check out our I/O livestreamed session

[Alex Komoroske]

Hi everyone,

Tomorrow, Matt and I will be giving a talk at Google I/O called "Web Components in Action." If you're going to be at I/O, we'd love to see you there. If you're not, you can still follow along with the livestream: https://developers.google.com/live/shows/518070400/

It's 12:45 PM PDT tomorrow (Thursday) . If you miss the live stream, the recording will be available later, too.

--Alex

[cletusw]

Great job, guys. Keep it up!

Clayton

[Gabriel Harrison]

I just want to play with that snazzy tag builder bits you showed. Where is that?

[Alex Komoroske]

https://github.com/Polymer/projects/tree/stable/Sandbox

On Fri, May 17, 2013 at 2:03 PM, Gabriel Harrison <nyte...@gmail.com> wrote:

I just want to play with that snazzy tag builder bits you showed. Where is that?

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[Scott Miles]

Can we make one these live [Sandbox] somewhere so people can just play with it?

[Eric Bidelman]

+1. This would be a great way to try the basic elements in polymer-elements as well.

[Alex Komoroske]

I think that could be cool. The only thing I'm worried about is that people would see it and go, "Oh, I get it, Polymer is an IDE." (Which, of course, is wrong.)

In the session, Matt and I tried to build up, doing everything manually in code and then demonstrating how the tool only made it more convenient. "The magic is not in the tool; the magic is in the platform and polymer.js".

If we could figure out some way to set folks' expectations correctly, that could be pretty cool. Maybe a banner at the top that links to an FAQ entry and the rest of the documentation?

[Gabriel Harrison]

If that's the desire, provide easy working examples of all the tags that the sandbox demo'ed. Like, for example, how to build and implement the animation element. Or some of the others you've showed off. 

Lots of little examples are better than none. Especially ones that implement things like external stylesheets. Commenting your code is also important. I know, as an ex-Googler myself. :)

[Alex Russell]

I think getting that disclaimer language can happen in time. For now it seems most important to build the momentum and analyse where people get stuck. Getting the demos online SRTL seems like the best way to carry forward the excitement from the talk and announcement.

[Alex Komoroske]

Agreed. FYI, this is issue https://github.com/Polymer/docs/issues/21

[JZ JennyZhang]

hi, the link is broken. do you recommend this or any other web component builders? thanks!

[Alex Komoroske]

Here's the modern version (linked to from our home page): http://www.polymer-project.org/tools/designer/

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