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Comment #22732558
Post author here Totally hear you on the need to make the elements styleable. That's the next phase of work that's being undertaken, specifically starting with . Take a look at the…
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Comment #18471838
I think my comment may get buried but I'll try anyway :) I'm one of the engineers working on web.dev and recently we had some issues with the way the report was being generated (de…
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Comment #18439206
Hey folks, I wanted to share a quick status update to let y'all know which issues we're seeing and working on. Apologies for the hiccups and thank you all for trying the beta! http…
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Comment #18436558
Ah yeah that's something we want to fix. If you're signed in it keeps the report around but if you're signed-out it's stateless. It's definitely on our to-do list to fix.
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Comment #18436550
Yep that's our bad. We accidentally started prefixing all of the urls with https we've fixed the bug but haven't shipped it yet cuz we're in code freeze
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Comment #18436170
Heyo! One of the web.dev devs here. The new web.dev site is an experiment from our team to see if we can improve the interactivity of our docs. We link to developers.google.com/web…
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Comment #18436155
Yep that's our mistake (one of the web.dev devs). We auto added https to every URL. Oops! Gonna fix that as soon as we are out of our code freeze
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Comment #13881486
For anyone interested, I wrote up a response: https://robdodson.me/regarding-the-broken-promise-of-web-com... Kinda used it as an attempt to address some bigger questions around We…
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Comment #12040499
I think you can bring the time to initial interactive experience way down by using Polymer CLI. Looking at wedding-app.html it looks like it's loading a lot of elements which aren'…
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Comment #11660630
This is not true. All of the browsers are on board to ship Web Components and have been actively engaged in the standards discussions. Safari just shipped Shadow DOM v1 in Safari T…
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Comment #11390229
Thanks for the follow up. A lot of good info in there. Btw, I just saw this article from the Discourse team on this same topic and was wondering what your thoughts are https://evil…
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Comment #11367104
I didn't see the author at any point question the performance of their JS framework. More specifically, it seems like the author is using Ember for their apps. My (very rough) unde…
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Comment #11211647
Nothing publicly released that I know of but I may be out of the loop :) But it should be possible to stamp a template into a custom element (if it requires one) and get all the ma…
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Comment #11211542
I think so. At this point all browsers are on board with shipping Custom Elements and Shadow DOM and Template has already shipped everywhere. The holdout is HTML Imports and the Ch…
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Comment #10920952
Source: https://twitter.com/samccone/status/688809217692545026
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Comment #4061230
It looks like this library, like gfx and move.js, will accept a cubic-bezier string for easing. I wrote a module which wraps all of Robert Penner's easing equations into cubic-bezi…
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