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A lot of people go on about Polymer, but no one actually uses it?
Hm, some of the biggest enterprises in the world and industry leaders use it. I'm not sure why this is repeated on HN all over and over. https://youtu.be/VBbejeKHrjg?t=9m32s
Google uses https://gaming.youtube.com/
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Hm, some of the biggest enterprises in the world and industry leaders use it. I'm not sure why this is repeated on HN all over and over. https://youtu.be/VBbejeKHrjg?t=9m32s
BTW, Chrome browser's: PDF reader, download listing, new settings are Polymer afaik. Google uses https://gaming.youtube.com/ IBM uses https://console.ng.bluemix.net/catalog/
Thanks for this I see a great value on this, you got my github star.
Hi all, I work at Palantir and worked on Blueprint (although I'm currently working on a different project). Happy to answer any questions you have about it. Just a note - we didn't intend to heavily publicize the project quite yet. For example, the docs site is still a WIP, so apologies if it causes issues for you on mobile devices.
I really like blueprint! Although I think it's a bit ambiguous in the documentation that there are some elements under 'components' which are not react componentsp per se. You are referring to this as they have a 'CSS API' (like navbar). It' not a big deal but if you are doing a react app it's good to have an overview of the actual building blocks. Maybe they should be under another section?