Component-ification #17
Description
If we're honest, this little angular library is just trying to be a sort of customizable web-component, built ontop of AngularJS's directive infrastructure rather than the web components infrastructure.
This is cool and all, but since AngularJS 2.0 is going to try to align more with the web-component way of doing things, I'd like to at least experimentally align ui-comments with this alternative way of doing things, and hope that it works well.
This means that the role of AngularJS will become a bit more minor, as most of the work should be handled by the components themselves. Ideally this should enhance performance a bit, as well.
I'll start hacking on this over the next little while, although I am a bit pre-occupied with other projects. I'd really like to find out what the mix of AngularJS + web components really looks like, and how well the two can be integrated, so that's a big deal.