Re: Using Polymer Webcomponents in seaside
Sebastian Heidbrink <[email protected]>
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Hi Andy, I actually just started to write a little PolymerWorkbench as a proof-of-concept to integrate Glamour, PharoJS and Polymer. I have no idea if that will work at all yet, since I have only little PharoJS experience so far. Seaside is no target of mine. I parse the web component definition files and will edit CSS and HTML directly. Eventhandling and script generation shall be done via PharoJS. I think this could open the PharoIDE to the web dev world if successful. My impression on Polymer is the same as yours. I have the impression that Polymer finally adds some software engineering level sanity to the JS web world... I'll let you know once I will have made sources available. Sebastian On 2015-11-21 4:40 AM, Andy Burnett wrote: > Is there a way to use Polymer, or similar libraries of components from within Seaside? > > Obviously, we can just include them as one would any other HTML tag, but what I am interested in is whether anyone is integrating the features of e.g. a text component within their Smalltalk logic. > > Webcomponents seem to offer significant advantages, and it would be great to use them within seaside. > > Cheers > Andy_______________________________________________ > seaside mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.squeakfoundation.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/seaside >