Polymer 3: Learn Polymer 3 in 2020 (Udemy.com)
Install Polymer 3, Master Polymer 3, Create custom web components with Polymer 3
Created by: Luke's Programming School
Last updated December 2019
What you will learn
- Install Polymer 3
- Create Polymer 3 Application/Element
- Build Article Template with Polymer 3
- Build TODO List with Polymer 3
- Build Image Slider with Polymer 3
How it compares
Against the other 815 rated Udemy courses in Web Development on CourseDuck:
- Rating3.9 out of 5higher than 3% of them
- Reviews75#705 of 816 by number of reviews
- Length1.8 hoursshorter than 89% of them
- Last updatedDecember 2019earlier than 86% of them
Course Description
So, do you want to learn Polymer 3?
You have come to the right place, in this course I will teach you everything you need to know about polymer 3. Polymer allows apps that launch quickly, respond instantly and can be accessed from anywhere—on devices of all types and sizes, under any network conditions. Polymer is just great.
Companies that use polymer:
Google
EA
CocaCola
Comcast
Ing
BBVA
USA Today
And many more
Version 3.0 of the Polymer library brings web components into the mainstream, embracing JavaScript modules and npm.
What will I learn?
Well, we start off by installing everything we need in order for us to be able to use Polymer 3, don't worry if you are a beginner who has never used bash or command line, I explain everything you need to know
Then we create our first simple web component - Article, This component is extremely simple but by building it you will understand how data binding works, how to install web components, how to add web components into your app, and basically how the polymer works.
Then we move on to TODO list, this project is a bit more advanced, You will learn how 2-way data binding works, how to use web components like paper-input and paper-checkbox, how to use dom-repeat element, how to add custom functions to your web component and much more.
The last project is the Image Slider, this application uses 2 custom web components, That works together, In this project, we will leverage the functionality of Javascript and make an actual slider that you can use on your website.
Requirements:
A bit of experience with HTML and Javascript
Who should take this course?
Anyone who wants to learn Polymer 3
Anyone who wants to create custom Web Components
Instructor Details
- 3.9 Rating
75 Reviews
Luke's Programming School
Hi, my name is Luke, I am the founder of "Luke's Programming School". Currently, we are teaching over 100 000 Students in over 160 countries. Our goal is to have over 150 000 students by the end of this year. We offer courses in Development, E-commerce, and Design.
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Reviews
By Stefan Greim on 6/27/2022
Good match so far: speed, details, didactics on a level I expected it.
By David Isaac Sánchez Sandoval on 3/29/2021
It´s a very good course, For to understand the basics of LitElement.
By Nina Razmadze on 3/7/2021
he explains very good but its very short for start we need more thank you for this
By Vishnu V Polepalli on 4/9/2020
Delivery was very good. Understood well. Content could be more exhaustive.
By Mark Thomas on 2/17/2020
Very short, quick intro to Polymer 3. Definitely not in-depth at all or exhaustive
By Jeff on 11/18/2019
great course. Short , but exactly what i wanted to get started. very clear instructions. Thank you.
By Learnings NonStop on 7/8/2019
Yes.It clears all basic concept that need to jump.
By Konstantin Chudinov on 5/19/2019
Too much information about basic things, like how to install npm, etc. Also, it would be difficult to understand this course without previous knowledge of webcomponents: this course explains nothing about what temlpate is, what ":host" pseudoclass is, etc
By John P. Baugh on 10/16/2018
Great course. It's short and sweet.
By Joel Nylund on 10/16/2018
Hi, this was a very basic intro to polymer and web components, would love for it to include more content/details. Things that were missing: - how to package a component (and make available via npm) - how to make a component available to others (on webcomponents.com), also how to keep it private within an organization. - how slots work (it seems polymer uses them underneath the covers) - how to build a component that talks to remote servers (give example with google maps, where users provide their own keys, give another example that requires a user to provide their own REST based service. - current browser compatibility issues and polyfills - performance (does polymer use virtual dom?)
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