Polymer 3 Code Like A Google Developer

Polymer 3 – Code Like A Google Developer, available at $34.99, has an average rating of 3.45, with 32 lectures, based on 302 reviews, and has 6125 subscribers.

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Summary

Title: Polymer 3 – Code Like A Google Developer

Price: $34.99

Average Rating: 3.45

Number of Lectures: 32

Number of Published Lectures: 27

Number of Curriculum Items: 32

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 27

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

They will be able to use Polymer 3 as their main front end framework

Who Should Attend

Any one who is interested in web development

Looking to work for Google

Target Audiences

Any one who is interested in web development

Looking to work for Google

If you are looking to learn Polymer 3, Lit-Element, and Lit-HTML well this is the course for you. Google just released Polymer 3 and I’ve created a course to get you up to speed with this amazing framework. No longer do you need to use other frameworks like react, angular, or vue to create amazing web applications. Now all you need to learn is Polymer which uses all of the features your browser already has to create universal web components.

In this course you will learn.

The basics of lit-element

The template engine lit-html

Become more comfortable with vanilla Javascript

Build a phone book application Single Page App

How to reuse web components

and much more

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: what are web components?

Lecture 3: All you need to get started

Lecture 4: Changes in Polymer Lit Elements

Chapter 2: Polymer Basics

Lecture 1: My first Web Component

Lecture 2: Shadow Dom

Lecture 3: Properties in components

Lecture 4: Slots

Lecture 5: Slot Defaults

Lecture 6: Child Components

Lecture 7: Basic ways to handle events

Lecture 8: Adding Event Listeners

Lecture 9: Understand how it renders

Chapter 3: Polymer Locally

Lecture 1: add polymer locally

Chapter 4: Phonebook App

Lecture 1: Start building our App

Lecture 2: Organize your elements

Lecture 3: Style the sidemenu

Lecture 4: style the contactarea and contactlist

Lecture 5: Favorites layouts and css

Lecture 6: Form components

Lecture 7: Form styles

Lecture 8: opening and closing the form popup

Lecture 9: working on the logic of the form

Lecture 10: saving and displaying contacts

Lecture 11: Delete Contacts

Lecture 12: Concluding Phonebook app

Chapter 5: Lit-HTML

Lecture 1: New Handling events with lit-html

Instructors

Joe Santos Garcia
Founder of CodingPhase.com

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1 stars: 22 votes

2 stars: 33 votes

3 stars: 68 votes

4 stars: 78 votes

5 stars: 101 votes

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