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Richard Nash
Richard Nash
24,862 Points
Posted by Richard Nash
Richard Nash
24,862 Points

Course Request: Web Components 1.0 and Polymer 2.0 Basics Course...

Now that native Web Components are starting to land and stabilize around the V1 version of the spec, it would be awesome if Treehouse were to make a course around the basic concepts and how to build out a simple but feature complete web site/app using Web Components natively, and/or using Goole Polymer 2.0. I get a lot of it, but I'm still fuzzy on some concepts and more advanced techniques, like data binding and developing more robust and feature complete custom elements. Please let me know if this is something that Treehouse would consider for the future.

Thank you,

Richard Nash Los Angeles, CA

Gary Peach
Gary Peach
989 Points
Gary Peach
Gary Peach
989 Points

I'd like the same kind of course, thanks!

Berkan Dirim
Berkan Dirim
3,695 Points

Same here :)

2 Answers

Mister Moody
Mister Moody
48,333 Points
Mister Moody
Mister Moody
48,333 Points

364 days late to the discussion, but I am very interested in learning both!

Richard Nash
Richard Nash
24,862 Points
Richard Nash
Richard Nash
24,862 Points

This would need to be updated to the latest info, like lit-html and LitElement instead of polymer, but I think it could still be of use.

The Polymer site is much different now as well, so check it out and read about all the latest info there.

https://www.polymer-project.org

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