Lessons: 17Length: 2.2 hours
Progressive web apps are the perfect marriage of web and native apps. A progressive web app (PWA) is a web app that can be used with or without an internet connection, once the app has been installed on a device. These apps have many of the same capabilities as a native desktop or mobile app, but are powered by modern web technologies.
Join Jeremy McPeak as he teaches you how you can enhance your new or existing web app with native-like functionality. You'll start with PWA basics like creating a manifest file and registering service workers, then move on to caching data to make the app available offline. Later, you'll learn some advanced techniques like background sync and push notifications. Along the way, you'll create a simple but fully functional app.
1.Introduction
1.1Introduction02:03
2.Getting Started
2.1What You Need07:47
2.2Writing the Application12:13
2.3Creating a Manifest File08:11
2.4Registering Service Workers05:56
3.Caching Resources
3.1Caching Basics08:05
3.2Caching More Resources07:30
3.3Providing an Offline Status08:34
3.4Working With Multiple Caches10:27
3.5Caching Dynamic Resources06:21
4.Background Sync
4.1Preparing the Application08:13
4.2Storing and Retrieving Data With IndexedDB07:38
4.3Syncing Data07:44
5.Notifications
5.1Creating Notifications10:34
5.2Handling Notifications11:01
6.Making the Application Installable
6.1Finishing Touches08:14
7.Conclusion
7.1Conclusion01:07
