The fundamentals of building progressive web apps
Pete LePage explores the fundamentals of progressive web apps, covering how to architect a single-page web app using the App Shell model, how to identify the different service worker caching strategies and choose the most appropriate one for a use case, and how to implement an installable web app using manifests, metatags, and other techniques.
| Talk Title | The fundamentals of building progressive web apps |
| Speakers | Pete LePage (Google) |
| Conference | Velocity |
| Conf Tag | Build resilient systems at scale |
| Location | Santa Clara, California |
| Date | June 21-23, 2016 |
| URL | Talk Page |
| Slides | Talk Slides |
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This tutorial is for you because: You are a working web developer who needs to build faster and more reliable web apps. Overview: Progressive web apps combine the best of the Web and the best of apps. They are useful to users from the very first visit in a browser tab, no install required. They load quickly, even on flaky networks, send relevant push notifications, have an icon on the home screen, and load as top-level, full-screen experiences. Pete LePage explores the fundamentals of progressive web apps, covering how to architect a single-page web app using the App Shell model, how to identify the different service worker caching strategies and choose the most appropriate one for a use case, and how to implement an installable web app using manifests, metatags, and other techniques.
