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Is there a recommended "Polymer way" to do user authentication?
This question includes both the technical pieces AND the UX.
A soup-to-nuts example (and/or tutorial) of a UX for doing user auth would be fantastic.
Note: The Polymer Starter Kit does not contain any authentication UX examples.
In this question...
"UX" means:
The COMPLETE "user-experience" involved in signing up for a new account, logging in and handling forgotten user id or password. For example, a typical landing page for a typical web app will usually have some buttons in the upper right corner for signing up for a new account and logging in. What happens when someone clicks those buttons and how to handle the entire flow would be a very useful example for Polymer developers given that functionality is necessary for most modern web apps. I would love to not have to create my own amateurish "home-brew" concoction from scratch for a solution but, instead, to have something relatively professional and generic I can "plug-n-play" into my app and modify only if/when necessary.
You need to build a custom element with all the relevant styles, templates and scripts to express the UX.