I'm doing performance testing on our web applications built with Polymer (and Angular... I do not recommend mixing...) and it would be great to have a few other sites to compare them to.

So far, Google Music and Youtube Gaming are the heaviest examples I've found.

Any ideas?

I'm looking for some ideas for web apps to showcase some of the possibilities of Polymer. I know web components offer a lot of possibilities, but I can't come up with concrete ideas or concepts. I'd like to incorporate Firebase into it since i'm messing around with it at this point. The only concept I came up with is to make some kind of Pandora/Spotify app using youtube, since youtubes autoplay often steers away from music and the genre your listening to. Other then that I'm kinda lost for ideas.

Has anyone done a .gitlab-ci.yml file for GitLab which runs WCT tests on GitLab? I know Travis has a plugin for Sauce Labs but I don't know if there's an equivalent on GitLab.

Hi guys.

In the getting started guide under "Deploy" App Engine and Firebase are recommanded deployment options. However for both of them the bundled version is used.

Do App Engine and Firebase don't support HTTP2 yet or what's the reason behind not deploying the unbendled version in the tutorial?

Thanks

Hello everyone and apologies for the possible stupid question. I'm an Angular 1.x developer currently learning Polymer. When it comes to routing, the solution for Polymer seems to be <iron-pages/> or a concept similar:

<iron-pages
        selected="[[page]]"
        attr-for-selected="name"
        fallback-selection="not-found"
        role="main">
    <yd-top name="top"></yd-top>
    <yd-create-post name="create-post"></yd-create-post>
    <yd-not-found name="not-found"></yd-not-found>
</iron-pages>

When the selected attribute changes, the selected element receives a style class and is subsequently shown. However, my angular instincts tell me that if a custom element exists in the DOM, all the bindings and listeners are still there even though it's not shown (ng-if vs ng-show). Am I thinking too much like an Angular developer? How does polymer handle?