Hi Everyone, I am working in a company, which use asp.net 4.0 for its products. It has master page & content page. We use jquery for all the validation and stuffs & jqx widgets ( grid, window, dropdown etc ) & asp.net server controls also in some pages.
We wanted to move most of the things ( 90%) to client side. In the same time, we need to have standards as well. ex: we need custom elements for all the input fields ( ex: blender-input , blender-datepicker, blender-grid etc) also we need other developers to use these elements in a way that we define. We have a lot of user controls ( .ascx ) that also needs to be converted as client side code. These user controls are not completely reusable, meaning it may be used in one or two pages in the project. Some user controls are fully reusable across the projects. Some has to used with another user control in the same page. Initially we thought of using AngularJS to create all these controls into directives & also for the input element, we created all the elements with directives. We wrapped the jqxwidgets also into directives. All the pages will be controllers. Basically It is a multiple page application. Now some of them says that we can use polymer to do all these things, because it follows w3c standards. After looking about polymer i came to a know that polymer is useful for creating web components. But it also provides all the features to create a whole page. So I need help in choosing one among these 2 framework. AngularJS 1.xx & Polymer. According to the standards, 1) What type of controls can be a custom element ? 2) What details can be / cannot be their inside a custom element ? Thanks Regards, Ganesh NR -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "AngularJS" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. Visit this group at https://groups.google.com/group/angular. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
