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Below you can see a simple example of how to integrate a Polymer element (core-toolbar here) into an ASP.NET Webforms page. Note that the import lines are included in the element. Source Code: <% @   Page   Title = "Home Page"   Language = "C#"   MasterPageFile = "~/Site.Master"   AutoEventWireup = "true"   CodeBehind = "Default.aspx.cs"     Inherits = "TestPolWebApp._Default"   %> < asp : Content   ID = "BodyContent"   ContentPlaceHolderID = "MainContent"   runat = "server" >          < link   rel = "import"   href = "Scripts/Polymer/polymer/polymer.html" >      < link   rel = "import"   href = "Scripts/Polymer/core-toolbar/core-toolbar.html" >      < script   src = "Scripts/Polymer/webcomponentsjs/webcomponents-lite.js" ></ script >      < div ...

Advice from John Sonmez (Simple Programmer) about how to become an expert developer: A major trap that I see software developers fall into is this: once you get past the "raw newbie" stage in your learning, you open your eyes and realize just how LITTLE you actually know and understand. And the net effect is that you focus on the gaps in your knowledge—and you completely devalue the experience and expertise that you DO have. The best thing you can do for your career is to recognize the value in the skills you have TODAY... APPOINT yourself as The Expert in some tiny corner of this field... And teach what you know!