[ergo14]

Interesting - the benchmarks prove otherwise - it is as fast as other new solutions. So i think you never actually used it in production at any scale.

If angular 1.5 was OK for thousands of devs over recent years then Polymer that is comparable to ng2 or react is more then enough.

Not to mention that for a world without polymer - some of biggest enterprises in the world are betting on it (and I don't mean just google here).

[netforay]

We did use in production. And it sucks to support it. Problems.. * Dynamic components wont work with Vue. Lists etc. * Loading individual html files for each component. Could not figure out how to bundle the components with Webpack.

If you still want to use it, use it without Vue or React.

[ergo14]

Well, people use them with angular 1/2 and aurelia so im quite sure it should work with vue/react.

I did bundle my components into single file - even throwing in sass compilation so I think the problem is elsewhere ;-)