I'm developing an application - something I've done on the same machine for the last x years.
I'm still using XP on this machine - VS 2010. I've also recently changed from the default dev host to IIS 7.5.
At them moment, I'm checking out Google Polymer - this is where the root of my problem lies. When I click on a trivial link to open a dropdown menu, the CPU goes into overdrive and stays there. This only happens on Chrome, not Firefox.
I eliminated a rogue polymer installation by linking direct to the polymer site url's.
I paired the page down so its just html - no aspx.
I put the page up on codepen and I do not get the same issue.
I removed all extensions from Chrome and reset my settings.
I switched betwen IIS and the default dev host.
After these tests, the only variant is that copepen runs the page and I run the page. Therefore my conclusion is that it must be something to do with VS or IIS/dev host.
I'm scratching my head as to where to go next with this. Has anyone else had similar experiences when testing on Chrome?
Help!
After liasing with the guys from polymer project for sometime, I decided that polymer wasn't ready for production just yet.