Is Polymer an Official Google Product like Google Apps for Work?

[Rob Eisenberg]

Is Polymer an official Google product with dedicated funding, a multi-year plan tied to the business and a commercial support offering similar to other Google products such as Google Apps for Work?

[Matthew McNulty]

It's a bit of an apples to oranges comparison between a developer-facing product and an end user/enterprise one like Google Apps for Work, but I'll try and answer the spirit of your question.

We like to let the technology we build speak for itself. To the extent a project touts its funding, I'd worry about that project. 

What I can say is that Polymer is part of a long-term strategic effort to make the web a better place for apps as part of the web platform team of Chrome, and the web is at the core of Google's business. We're not even at 1.0 - we're just getting started.

-Matt

On Tue, Mar 17, 2015 at 2:20 PM, Rob Eisenberg <r...@bluespireconsulting.com> wrote:

Is Polymer an official Google product with dedicated funding, a multi-year plan tied to the business and a commercial support offering similar to other Google products such as Google Apps for Work?

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