[spankalee]

Sorry, I still don't get it. Take the CustomerDetail example in the "Component Instantiation Through Dependency Injection" section:

    @inject(HttpClient)
    export class CustomerDetail {
      constructor(http) {
        this.http = http;
      }
    }

If this really creates a Web Component, how does `this.http` ever get set? The browser will call the constructor with no arguments.

What exactly gets passed to `document.registerElement()` (for the v0 Custom Elements API) or `customElements.define()` (for the v1 Custom Elements API)? Are you saying that Aurelia generates and registers a separate custom element class? That's not in the docs. If so, how does that element find the instances to inject into the user-defined constructors?

The main issue that talks about custom element support is still open, and the answer really does seem to be that Aurelia can't create custom elements: https://github.com/aurelia/framework/issues/7

This unfortunately seems to confirm that Aurelia uses the terminology of Web Components, but doesn't actually use or create real Web Components.

[kensign]

yeah... You might want to try it out and read the docs before you make such claims

https://github.com/aurelia/web-components

remember too, the ES6 is transpiled. Also, I am done with the nerd war. If you have questions, use the gitter channel.

[spankalee]

"nerd war"? Wow, good to see you go then.

That link you just posted is not contained in any of the docs or links that either you or I posted above. I can't actually find it in the entire documentation hub, so even if I did "read the docs", how was I supposed to find it?

Bye.