Are Material Components Web and Polymer 2.0 mutually exclusive?
You already know what Polymer is.
I am referring to Google Material Components Web
I would like to point out this specific issue which almost certainly contains the answer, but the light bulb has not went on for me.
PaperElements have been around for a while now. We also now have Polymer 2.0, and I am sure there is some "hybrid mode" but I don't even want to know about that right now. Assume I will never use any "old" code. I am learning, that is fine.
So that casts doubt onto PaperElements . Are these some kind of old elements which kinda work with Polymer 2.0.... but.... shhh let them die.
I would now expect PaperElements 2.0 to have a dependency on material components web . Of course, the latter is not even Beta and this simply cannot be done right now. But I am just trying to get a handle on the whole picture from a zoomed out perspective and where it is going. I don't have Legacy concerns.
On top of that, whereas the above link mentions frameworks, I don't see anything to do with Polymer, only Angular / Vue etc so I don't even know if Polymer could be called a framework. Perhaps I can just use the web components as intended and custom components have nothing what so ever to do with it.
The paper-elements will not be dying anytime soon from what I can tell. As you said, Polymer 2.0 has been released but the paper-elements have yet to be upgraded to fully use Polymer 2.0. They have thought, been changed recently so that they will work completely with either Polymer 1.0 or 2.0.
Polymer is not a framework. It is a library that helps you to create reusable web components that work like standard HTML elements and follow the custom elements specifications.
Polymer is unrelated to material-components . From what I can tell, the Material Components library is a library that helps you implement Google's Material Design but does not create "true" web components that meet the W3C standards.
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