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Web components are a fundamentally different way of building web apps. Shadow DOM, templates, custom elements, and HTML Imports yield a huge boost in productive and allow us to finally create reusualbe, shareable components. In this session, you'll learn how to use Google's new framework Polymer to create web component-based applications.
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