poly-on-fire is a collection of proof-of-concept projects using Polymer and Firebase
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The idea is to prove out an approach or component in the simplest project first, before combining it with other code in a real project.
This is a polymer2 app modeled somewhat after polycast 61 by rob, which is a polymer1 demo.
shown with dev tools open in chrome. If it fills with red you might check if you've run bower install
from my bash shell:
git clone git@github.com:poly-on-fire/poly-on-fire-redux.git
cd poly-on-fire-redux/
source refresh_npm.sh
cd public/
bower install
polymer serve
then run it from the browser
You will need to have nvm installed, or else modify refresh_npm.sh accordingly to use your current version of npm
This app arbitrarily uses a hide function to do it's demo.
There are better ways to do this hide, but since that isn't the core of the functionality, doesn't matter here.
This demo barely touches the redux api. When I did a real implementation after this demo app, I had to do a lot more experimentation, specifically within the reducer.


