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Releases: Polymer/polymer-starter-kit

v3.0.1

16 Mar 21:18
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Updated to use latest Polymer 2.0 Release Candidate

PSK 3.0 - Written for Polymer 2.0!

06 Mar 23:02
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Convert psk to use polymer 2.0 (#967)

* Convert psk to use polymer 2.0

* update tests for 2.0

* load webcomponents.js polyfill without js check

* add handling for undefined observer values

* update to latest polymer config property names

* fix eslintrc spacing

* use the google eslint ruleset

* bind the callback we send to importHref

* add comments to test/index.html

* reference polymer-element.html instead of polymer

* add slot=header attribute to app-header

* fix js line length

* add webcomponents-loader

* Update polymer.json

* respond to feedback

* convert config to properties & observers methods

* Hide drawer-toggle

* Update webcomponentsjs version to webcomponents/webcomponentsjs#^1.0.0-rc.1

v2.1.3

06 Mar 23:03
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Remove unused dependency (#969)

Polymer Starter Kit 2.1.2

12 Jan 21:41
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v2.1.2

Update README (#957)

Polymer Starter Kit 2.1.1

19 Dec 02:47
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  • Added ESLint
  • Gave default iconset the name my-icons. To use icons from the set do icon="my-icons:menu". (PR)
  • Added meta generator tag to help identify PSK projects

Polymer Starter Kit 2.0.1

29 Aug 22:02
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Really tiny update just to fix some issues around license headers :)

Polymer Starter Kit 2!

23 Aug 00:21
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This is a really big release and brings a lot of changes with it. Most notably, Polymer Starter Kit now works with Polymer CLI.

We've put together a video walking through the new PSK release.

Other important changes:

You may notice that there is no longer a gulpfile that ships with PSK. We've written a blog post to explain this decision but the tl;dr version is that PSK now relies on Polymer CLI to generate its build. You can run polymer build from the root of the project and it will create two distributions for you:

  • A vulcanized/bundled version
  • An unbundled version. This is experimental and for folks using http2 server push

If you would like to continue using gulp instead, we have a new project called Custom Build which also works with Polymer CLI but provides gulp "hooks" so you can add your own tasks.

We're really excited for this release and hope you enjoy it!

Polymer Starter Kit 1.3.0

15 Mar 00:26
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πŸ’ New to the project? Download Polymer Starter Kit Light and serve up the app directory. Simples. A video walkthrough of the project and tutorials are also available.

PSK 1.3.0 is now out. A full changelog is available for this release. Thanks to everyone that contributed <3. Check out the Highlights and available Downloads below.

Highlights

Downloads available πŸ“¦

Beginners

⬇️ polymer-starter-kit-light-1.3.0 - a simpler start with just Polymer, some elements and layout.

This requires no additional tools from us and already has dependencies checked in. You can download this version, cd app into it and just run python -m SimpleHTTPServer 8080 (or with Python 3 python -m http.server 8080), WAMP or another local server setup to get it running.

Intermediate - Advanced users

⬇️ polymer-starter-kit-1.3.0.zip - the kit with all of our build process & developer tooling and (optional) offline support. Use this version if building something you're targeting for production.

You will need to run a one-liner to install the Node and Bower dependencies needed once downloaded. We walk you through this in our README.

1.2.3

26 Jan 22:48
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πŸ’ New to the project? Download Polymer Starter Kit Light and serve up the app directory. Simples. A video walkthrough of the project and tutorials are also available.

PSK 1.2.3 is now out. A full changelog is available for this release. Thanks to everyone that contributed <3. Check out the Highlights and available Downloads below.

Highlights

  • ☠️ Removed jshint and jscs from the build process after lots of user confusion (#661). We plan to bring it back in a future release but in an optional way that's easy to remove.
  • 🚿 Tidy up GAE and Firebase recipes
  • πŸ”’ Add force https snippet for GitHub pages

Downloads available πŸ“¦

Beginners

⬇️ polymer-starter-kit-light-1.2.3 - a simpler start with just Polymer, some elements and layout.

This requires no additional tools from us and already has dependencies checked in. You can download this version, cd app into it and just run python -m SimpleHTTPServer 8080 (or with Python 3 python -m http.server 8080), WAMP or another local server setup to get it running.

Intermediate - Advanced users

⬇️ polymer-starter-kit-1.2.3.zip - the kit with all of our build process & developer tooling and (optional) offline support. Use this version if building something you're targeting for production.

You will need to run a one-liner to install the Node and Bower dependencies needed once downloaded. We walk you through this in our README.

Updating from 1.2.2 to 1.2.3

If you've previously downloaded a copy of the full Starter Kit and would like to update to the latest version, here's a git workflow for doing so:

git init
git checkout -b master
git add .
git commit -m 'Check-in 1.2.2'
git remote add upstream https://github.com/polymerelements/polymer-starter-kit.git
git fetch upstream
git merge upstream/master
# resolve the merge conflicts in your editor
git add . -u
git commit -m 'Updated to 1.2.3'

1.2.2

13 Jan 15:32
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πŸ’ New to the project? Download Polymer Starter Kit Light and serve up the app directory. Simples. A video walkthrough of the project and tutorials are also available.

PSK 1.2.2 is now out. A full changelog is available for this release. Thanks to everyone that contributed <3. Check out the Highlights and available Downloads below.

Highlights

  • πŸ“· Image optimisation now only runs on gulp production builds to dist
  • πŸ“” New Deploy to Google App Engine recipe added
  • 🎭 Icons added to support ManifoldJS
  • 🚿 Cleaned up deprecated /deep/ references
  • ♻️ Reverted back to using upstream <paper-menu> now that item highlighting is fixed
  • 🎨 Updated to use the latest paper-styles theme custom properties
  • πŸ““ Minor improvements to the Chrome Dev Editor recipe
  • πŸ‘‹ Friendly error message now shown if missing dotfiles (e.g .bowerrc)
  • πŸ›€ Clean-up: added missing imports to shared styles, en html lang to *.html
  • πŸ”¨ Infra: automatic deployment of latest PSK to GitHub pages & Firebase is now in place
  • πŸ”¨ Infra: Tests now also run correctly under native Shadow DOM

Downloads available πŸ“¦

Beginners

⬇️ polymer-starter-kit-light-1.2.2 - a simpler start with just Polymer, some elements and layout.

This requires no additional tools from us and already has dependencies checked in. You can download this version, cd app into it and just run python -m SimpleHTTPServer 8080 (or with Python 3 python -m http.server 8080), WAMP or another local server setup to get it running.

Intermediate - Advanced users

⬇️ polymer-starter-kit-1.2.2.zip - the kit with all of our build process & developer tooling and (optional) offline support. Use this version if building something you're targeting for production.

You will need to run a one-liner to install the Node and Bower dependencies needed once downloaded. We walk you through this in our README.

Updating from 1.2.1 to 1.2.2

If you've previously downloaded a copy of the full Starter Kit and would like to update to the latest version, here's a git workflow for doing so:

git init
git checkout -b master
git add .
git commit -m 'Check-in 1.2.1'
git remote add upstream https://github.com/polymerelements/polymer-starter-kit.git
git fetch upstream
git merge upstream/master
# resolve the merge conflicts in your editor
git add . -u
git commit -m 'Updated to 1.2.2'