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Have a look at Firebase and App Engine for easy onboarding.
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The answer to your question depends on use case, but generally Firebase and App
Engine are two services that make onboarding fairly easy. Polymer builds don't
require any specialized hosting. You can use the two mentioned, Compute Engine
instances, or GKE containers.
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You'll need to add both relative folder name and the filename in the path:
import "@polymer/paper-some-element/paper-some-element.js";
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Paper Elements are being replaced by Material Design Components Web for Polymer
3, so you might want to look into that as an alternative. Since MD team is
taking over those components, the experience should meet their standards.
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I think that happened as a result of the older project being merged into
the MD repo so they'd have a base to work up the new P3 LitElement
compatible components, but I'm not sure about that. Also, there was a
period where I think the updating of MD generally was getting further and
further ahe
