add info on stackblitz #2560
add info on stackblitz #2560
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app/3.0/docs/stack-blitz.md
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Going to be webcomponents-bundle.js (or webcomponents-loader.js? I think we'll be able to use the loader here). /cc: @e111077 who's been working with stackblitz, @kevinpschaaf who should know stuff just because.
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I think loader is more-correct?
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| [StackBlitz](https://stackblitz.com) is an online editor for web projects. You can use StackBlitz to prototype and preview Polymer elements. | ||
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Maybe we should add a quick summary of what StackBlitz does that other online editors don't?
In particular, it transpiles ES6 to ES5 so the samples can run on any browser we support; and that it lets you install dependencies using npm and supports node-style module resolution, so you can preview code without a build step.
You can use Polymer 3 in other online editors (like Plunker or jsbin), but the code may not be transpiled for older browsers, and you may need to use non-standard paths to import dependencies.
I might not have said that very well. But, um. I think that's why we chose it instead of using other things.
because git hates me and i'm tired
incorporates all feedback from #2529
Fixes #2523