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Polymer Starter Kit https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9630780

A starting point for building web applications with Polymer 1.0 Included out of the box:

Polymer, Paper and Iron elements Material Design layout Routing with Page.js Unit testing with Web Component Tester Offline-first setup through Service Worker elements End-to-end Build Tooling (including Vulcanize)

Much thanks to Rob Dodson, Addy Osmani and at al the Polymer Team.

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gandi.net + Private domain registration + 1-year free SSL certificate

namecheap.com + great prices + good reputation

1and1.com + Best prices + Responsive Customer Service - User interface ( Scratch that. They just did redesign and it looks great )

Comment · 11 years ago
The new feature Microsoft is offering allows their Egde browser to be divergent enough to stand out. All while allowing a push for a more dynamic web experience where the user is not just a content consumer, but a content creator. This ability to remix content is the future of a more collaborative web. It is also reminiscent of Genius push for annotations. I actually really like the product vision MS is offering here and look forward to actually using Edge.

The future of the web is a real time collaborative medium that dynamically shapes around us. We have been traveling down the info super highway in an analogous individual experience to being in a car. The future of the web will be more of collaborative group experience of traveling down the info super highway in a magic bus. Given this new feature allows us to get one step forward to that remixable future.

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Technical challenges are for technical people to solve and not the EU. Last time the EU attempted to solve a technical problem with legislation we all got the mandatory cookie educational program.
Comment · 12 years ago
Of course said theoretical voting app as mention above would have to be voted in before people could use it. Think somewhere in the states recently there was a campaign to elect representative that would be informed how to vote by people who would use a twitter like system to interface with the politician. Thus adding more a scientific consensus to form with the aid of direct democracy.

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