I am trying to use webcomponentsjs from http://webcomponents.org/ . Unfortunately, the information on this topic and on this website is extremely messy and complex. The browser support matrix on the website does not mean IE support. However, the matrix on GitHub says it has IE support, but two of the four categories are “flaky” (and they don’t mention what it means): https://github.com/webcomponents/webcomponentsjs
The version of this bower library bower not work at all for me in any browser due to a reported error ( https://github.com/webcomponents/webcomponentsjs/issues/180 ). The problem has been fixed, but it does not seem to be included in the new release. So I just used the webcomponents.js file from the main branch, and now it works in modern web browsers like Chrome and Firefox.
Unfortunately, it does not work at all for IE10 (it just does nothing, but there are no errors). Then I tried the example web component ( http://webcomponents.org/hello-world-element/ ), which also does not appear in IE.
Looking at the GitHub page, it looks like this can, at least in part, work in IE10. I want to say that the wording of this project is extremely vague and contradictory.
This leads me to my question: Do web components work with webcomponents.js polyfill in IE10? In particular, what does not work in IE10? I know that some things do, but as you can see from the hell-world application, not everything does.
javascript web-component
Mike
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