Lit-element: Who's using LitElement in production?

[ernsheong]

Would be great to know who is using LitElement in production, as it builds the community and gives confidence in the technology.

To start the ball rolling, PageDash web app is using LitElement partially in production (still migrating over from Polymer 2)

[DavidValin]

Considering it. Now sure yet, due to the list of issues I see under "Issues"..

[ernsheong]

Vue has issues: https://github.com/vuejs/vue/issues
React has issues: https://github.com/facebook/react/issues

I'd say just play with it and if you are comfortable, go for it :)

[aadamsx]

I'm considering it for my next project that will go into production. But I'm looking for more examples, maybe a LitElement form like Meteor's, a LitElement cookbook, Developer guide, Udemy courses, Slack channel (specific to LitElement/LitHtml), etc -- we just need more help for developers for some to feel comfortable.

[eskan]

there's some slack channels related to lit and lit-element in the polymer workspace : https://polymer.slack.com

[markcellus]

I'm using it for https://heyimmark.com, my very very small experimental "diary". Its definitely not a complex app or anything but I've been using it to test lit elements and its been working well. Lit elements have helped alot for the more intricate details like the routing and the url-based scrolling.

[kenchris]

We have used it for a few of our demos and test applications with more to follow. Here is the manual test app for the W3C Generic Sensor API which is written using LitElement: https://intel.github.io/generic-sensor-demos/sensor-tester/build/bundled/

[LarsDenBakker]

We're using lit-html in production on a large enterprise app. Started out with polymer, now transitioning the core parts to lit. It's been a great experience so far! It's not public, so I can't show anything.

@aadamsx for examples I recommend looking at https://github.com/thepassle/create-lit-app

[merlinnot]

We use it in producion for some b2b apps at Codemachine.

[yorrd]

using in production for 3 projects, several more to launch until the end of the year :v:

[MaKleSoft]

https://padlock.io/ - Current version is written in Polymer. Migrating to lit-element for v3.

[pshihn]

Slick uses lit-element

[ghost]

note to self re: possible future blog post

[motss]

I'm starting my own personal blog with latest lit-element. Going to upgrade that to 1.0 RC later today.

Does that count?

[rickygarg]

We are using it for one workflow in our VC portfolio management tool: https://www.getfundwave.com/portfolio-management-software / https://jcurve.app/

Plan to use more of it once we figure how to get several modular lit-element components to work together in a non lit-element app. An example of that will be of much help!

[dowrow]

We are using it for all our front-ends (a homepage, landings, 3 web apps) at Citibox: https://citibox.com

[lpellegr]

We use lit-element and their companions for the Ipregistry dashboard:

https://dashboard.ipregistry.co

[T-Knott-Mesh]

MeshMyCampus.app

[T-Knott-Mesh]

Just released beta, up from alpha - Framework based on lit element coming Jan 2020 @ernsheong everything you see there is in house built on LitElement !

[MaKleSoft]

The latest (unreleased) version of https://padloc.app is built completely with lit-element as well. Source code here: https://github.com/padloc/padloc. We're actually looking for beta testers right now. If anybody is interested in helping out, let me know!

[T-Knott-Mesh]

Oh, and if you log on! Shoot create a direct message with me and share thoughts ! :) Also check out our new and awesome dark mode in the settings page!

[israelfloresdga]

I'm using it for a small civil association (home, calendar, directory, login, cms for admins),

Also developing my personal page with it (home, info, blog). Is in standby because I started with the project I mentioned ealier

[kenchris]

I am using it for web platform API demos like https://kenchris.github.io/webnfc-groceries/

@larsgk

[justinfagnani]

This isn't an actionable issue currently. In the open source world, GitHub's "used by" tracker does a decent job of this. I'll close for now, and if we decide we want a "who's using lit" page, we'll open a new issue.

[atla5]

Boston University Libraries: github repo, homepage, storybook