Let's have a detail look in the most popular
frameworks & libraries that are presented by Google & Facebook, by
over-viewing the advantages/differences of using Polymer & ReactJS on their
respected places.
Google Polymer
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ReactJs
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It's an open source javascript library which
is designed to build web apps using web components.
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It's also an open source but an isomorphic
javascript library which is designed to build a high-performance for the
"View" in MVC.
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Polymer uses elements like: App Elements,
Iron Elements, Gold Elements, Google Web Components, Neon Elements.
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ReactJS uses elements like: Redux, Simple
JSX, Virtual DOM, Reusable Components, Stable code.
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Google web Components: It used as wrappers
for Google's extensive suite of APIs, Applications & Services like
YouTube, Google Analytics.
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Virtual DOM: It helps ReactJS to achieve its
performance speed. It consists of two copies the original & an updated
version that reflects changes received from the view.
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It uses Neon Elements for adding special
effects.
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Special chrome extensions make debugging
easy.
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The paper elements use visual elements which
get the support of iron elements & helps in implementing Google's
Material Design paradigm.
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It will provide you with the service of
faster performance when it comes to displaying a number of components.
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It provides you with service of Molecule
wrappers for external javascript libraries.
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Its code is shared by the front-end &
back-end , and it's also SEO friendly as a new
standard of Isomorphic Javascript
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Polymer uses the native “shadow DOM.”
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While ReactJS uses a “virtual DOM.”
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In Polymer, components are fully described
in one HTML file.
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Is also widely used for SPA creation
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It follows Two-way data binding process.
Two-way data binding means that UI fields are bound to model data dynamically
such that when a UI field changes, the model data changes with it and
vice-versa.
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It
follows a one-way data binding process. One way data flow means that the
model is the single source of truth. Changes in the UI trigger messages that
signal user intent to the model. Only the model has access to change the
app’s state.
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As you have seen above there will always be
specific cases where one or another works better. Choosing between ReactJS Development Service over Polymer has a lot to do with the
unique needs of your project.
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