How close is Polymer to production readiness? Will it provide the fluid user experience we want for our new single page application? We will share our experiences of building a prototype for a brand new content management tool to use in an ever-growing organisation.

1. Bart Wouters
UX Designer
Paul van Dam
Front-end Developer
BUILDING AN APPLICATION
WITH POLYMER.

2. What are we going to do?
How are we going to do it?

5. HUMAN WORK.
Wearing out keyboards.

10. Filter
manager
options
Filter groups
Filters per
group
Change sort
order
Edit filter
content
Add filter

11. Filter
manager

12. NEW CMS.
No biggie.

15. STANDARDIZED COMPONENTS.
Sheldon style.

16. BUT HOW SHOULD WE DO THAT?

17. COMPONENTS.
Don’t Repeat Yourself.

18. Polymer
Web
Components

22. HTML CSS JS

23. HTML
CSS
JS
HTML
CSS
JS
HTML
CSS
JS

24. POLYMER.
Prepare for more code samples.

25. POLYMER UNBOXED.
We’re in the library, sssssst.
Polyfill
Clean declarative syntax
Two-way data binding and property observation
Component library

30. COMMUNICATION.
Hello world.

33. TOO MUCH COMMUNICATION.
Bye world.

34. Model
Controller-
view
Comp.
Comp. Comp.
Comp.
Comp. Comp.
Comp.
Comp. Comp.

35. API
Model
Controller-view
View

36. POINTS OF INTEREST.
Dot dot dot.
Browser support
Requests
Two-way data binding
Version 0.8 is coming
Clean syntax
Features
Web Components
future standard

37. INTERESTING.
A little homework.
github.com/pcvandamcb/polymer-example
coolblue-polymer-example.divshot.io
webcomponents.org
polymer-project.org
github.com/polymer/vulcanize
aurelia.io
divshot.com

38. Bart Wouters
b.wouters@coolblue.nl
Paul van Dam
p.vandam@coolblue.nl