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amp-viewer: null
arcs: null
arcs-cdn: Repository to serve as cloud provider (via gh-pages) for primary Arcs artifacts
arcs-demos: null
arcs-live: Self-contained Arcs shell, can be served as-is via gh-pages or rawgit
async-dom: Async DOM APIs
awesome-sauce: Documentation demo
babel: :tropical_fish: Babel is a compiler for writing next generation JavaScript.
blocking-elements: Expose a stack of blocking elements https://github.com/whatwg/html/issues/897
books: null
cancel-token: Implementation of https://github.com/littledan/proposal-cancelable-promises
cheese: null
codemirror-textarea: null
crisper: null
css-slam: Minimal CSS, fast
empathy: Installing NPM modules for your front-end project? Pathify them with Empathy.
font-roboto-static: null
gen-closure-declarations: null
generator-polymer-init-vanilla-web-component: A Yeoman generator that scaffolds a vanilla web component template
hd-html: Transforming HTML standards of the future into JavaScript standards of the past
hd-html: Transforming HTML standards of the future into JavaScript standards of the past
hd-html: Transforming HTML standards of the future into JavaScript standards of the past
hd-html: Transforming HTML standards of the future into JavaScript standards of the past
indie-catalog: A simple catalog for demoing web components
iron-overlay: Overlay element that overcomes the stacking context trap
lit-element: Work-In-Progress example of using lit-html with Polymer
lit-element: Work-In-Progress example of using lit-html with Polymer
loose-it: Pre build Polymer bindings and property effects
multitenant-prpl: prpl-server as a library test
news-docs: Polymer News documentation
part-theme: Experimental proof of concept shim for ::part/::theme css.
perf-tester: An element to help performance test other elements.
polycasts: Source code for all your favorite polycasts!
polydev: Automatic web components profiling in chrome devtools
polyicon: Polymer custom icon generator
polymer-2-carousel: Codelab
polymer-2-first-element: Get started creating custom elements with Polymer
polymer-3-first-element: Create your first element with Polymer 3
polymer-closure-sample: null
polymer-live-editor: null
polymer-redux-hn: null
PolymerRenamer: The Polymer Renamer helps developers integrate the Google Closure compiler with their Polymer projects by forwarding renames performed by the compiler to HTML and JS files.
polymer-workspaces: Work across multiple polymer repos
polymon: Seek out Polymer team members and capture them as Polymon!
polyperf: Simple webpage performance testing harness
project-health: null
promise-polyfill: Lightweight promise polyfill for the browser and node. A+ Compliant
prpl-ce-firebase: PRPL with Firebase Codelab
pwa-helpers: Small helper methods or mixins to help build a PWA
pwa-helpers: Small helper methods or mixins to help build a PWA
ristretto: An extensible test runner ??
shady-css-parser: A fast, small and flexible CSS parser.
show-more: Element handling collapsible content with animation keyframes
simple-input: null
start-polymer3: A Hello World app for Polymer 3.0
tedium: A bot for doing mass changes to github repos for the Polymer team
template-instantiation: null
template-instantiation-experiments: null
todo-list: Polymer Summit Todo List App
tsai: A sketch of a test runner for JS modules
tsc-then: Like `tsc -w` but it runs a command of your choosing when compilation finishes
virtual-list: null
wc-demos: null
webmat: Web + format = webmat
wizzywid: What you see is what you deserve: a visual getting-started-tool for HTML, Custom Elements, and Polymer.
x-slides: Experimental slide deck elements.
yt-video: Youtube video element
yt-video: Youtube video element
zuperkulblog-progressive: A Progressive Web App built in Polymer

This work is supported by the National Institutes of Health's National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences, Grant Number U24TR002306. This work is solely the responsibility of the creators and does not necessarily represent the official views of the National Institutes of Health.