I'm trying to understand what will be the best way to use polymer with angularjs. I want the MVC powers of angular with the declarative simplicity of polymer elements. My two thought processes are to pletely forego angular directives and only use polymer, or to wrap the polymer in a directive. The latter seems like it would work better with data binding and plex scope attributes, but may make the beauty of polymer a moot point since it's no longer very declarative at that point.

Thoughts? What's the best way to merge these two worlds?

I'm trying to understand what will be the best way to use polymer with angularjs. I want the MVC powers of angular with the declarative simplicity of polymer elements. My two thought processes are to pletely forego angular directives and only use polymer, or to wrap the polymer in a directive. The latter seems like it would work better with data binding and plex scope attributes, but may make the beauty of polymer a moot point since it's no longer very declarative at that point.

Thoughts? What's the best way to merge these two worlds?

• javascript
• angularjs
• angularjs-directive
• polymer

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I've been down that road before and, as far as I know, Angular.JS 2 will address this scenario someway. In the meantime, I suggest you try ngPolymer

With uping Angular2, the usage of polymer as webponents is going to be smoother and easier than with Angular1.

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