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Introduction to Web Components & Polymer Workshop

Hello Rich Web Experience! 👋

Thanks for coming to our hands-on introduction to Web Components & Polymer!

Please complete the following steps to get started. For any project we ask you to clone, clone them all to the same root project directory:

1. Install Git: Mac OSX & Linux Users | Windows Users
2. Install Node.js at least v8.0.0. For Mac OSX & Linux Users, we recommend using NVM (Node Version Manager) to allow you to have different versions of Node.js on your machine and you also will not have to use sudo when running npm install. If you wish to use NVM:

JohnRiv

Introduction to Web Components & Polymer Workshop

Hello Node+JS Interactive! 👋

Thanks for coming to our hands-on introduction to Web Components & Polymer!

Please complete the following steps to get started:

1. Install Git: Mac OSX & Linux Users | Windows Users
2. Mac OSX & Linux Users:

JohnRiv

Introduction to Web Components & Polymer Workshop

Hello Mid-Atlantic Developer Conference! 👋

Thanks for coming to the hands-on introduction to Web Components & Polymer!

Please complete the following steps to get started:

1. Install Git: Mac OSX & Linux Users | Windows Users
2. Mac OSX & Linux Users:

JohnRiv

Introduction to Web Components & Polymer Workshop

Hello! 👋

Thanks for coming to our hands-on introduction to Web Components & Polymer!

Please complete the following steps to get started:

1. Install Git: Mac OSX & Linux Users | Windows Users
2. Mac OSX & Linux Users:

JohnRiv

Introduction to Web Components & Polymer Workshop

University of Illinois WebCon

Hello! 👋

Thanks for coming to our hands-on introduction to Web Components & Polymer! If you stumbled onto this and weren't at the event, hopefully this is still of somewhat use :-)

This is all the materials that were required to get started:

JohnRiv

Introduction to Web Components & Polymer Workshop

Little Rock Tech Fest 2017

Hello! 👋

Thanks for coming to our hands-on introduction to Web Components & Polymer! If you stumbled onto this and weren't at the event, hopefully this is still of somewhat use :-)

This is all the materials that were required to get started:

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# A sample Guardfile
# More info at https://github.com/guard/guard#readme

## Uncomment and set this to only include directories you want to watch
# directories %w(app lib config test spec features)

## Uncomment to clear the screen before every task
# clearing :on

## Guard internally checks for changes in the Guardfile and exits.

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<div class="sassy">Sassy Philly!</li>

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<div class="sassy">Sassy!</li>

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<%
rails_config = Rails.application.config
require_options = {baseUrl: rails_config.assets.prefix}
require_options.merge!(rails_config.requirejs.user_config) if rails_config.respond_to?(:requirejs)
specs = @suite.spec_assets(false).map{ |s| "#{s.gsub(/\.js.*$/, "")}" }

require_options['shim'] ||= {}
specs.each {|s| require_options['shim'][s] = [@suite.helper] }
%>