Build a Progressive Web App (PWA) that feels like an iOS & Android App, using Device Camera, Push Notifications, and more
About This Video
Detailed explanation about what a PWA exactly is
How to use an app manifest to make your web app installable on device homescreens
Using service workers to offer offline support by caching assets
Advanced service worker usage and caching strategies
A refresher on Promises and the Fetch API as …
Progressive Web Apps (PWA) - The Complete Guide
Video description
Build a Progressive Web App (PWA) that feels like an iOS & Android App, using Device Camera, Push Notifications, and more
About This Video
Detailed explanation about what a PWA exactly is
How to use an app manifest to make your web app installable on device homescreens
Using service workers to offer offline support by caching assets
Advanced service worker usage and caching strategies
A refresher on Promises and the Fetch API as both concepts are heavily used in PWAs
How to improve user engagement by adding push notifications
A way to synchronize data in the background, even if connection is lost
How to access native device features like the camera or geolocation
Using Workbox to make service worker management easier
Explanations on how to turn your next SPA project into a PWA
In Detail
Progressive Web Apps (PWA) are the next big thing in web development as they bring mobile-app-like experiences to your users without requiring them to install an app from the App store/ Play store.You still create a web application (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) but this course will teach you how to add features such as camera access, service workers for offline support, push notifications, and more. This combines the best of both worlds: You deliver fast, engaging and reliable experiences whilst still having the reach and accessibility of a web page. "Progressive Web App" is simply a term that summarizes all the features that allow you to deliver mobile-like experiences. The topic is highly trending and it also is a topic which is here to stay! Not only is it strongly promoted by Google (actually a lot of talks at Google I/O 2017, Google's developer conference, were devoted to PWAs), it's also quickly being adopted by big companies like Twitter or the Washington Post. Having the skills to build and optimize these kind of web apps is already an important and highly demanded skill for modern web developers, a trend which is only going to accelerate! Therefore, learning how to build PWAs will give you a competitive edge! To ensure that you can apply the knowledge to ANY of your projects, the course project doesn't assume any JavaScript framework but focuses on the core features mentioned above!
Chapter 8 : Creating a Responsive User Interface (UI)
Module Introduction
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Responsive Design in this Course
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Understanding Responsive Design in our Project
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CSS and Media Queries
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Using Images in a Responsive Way
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Adding Animations
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The Viewport & Scaling
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Wrap Up
00:00:46
Chapter 9 : Background Sync
Module Introduction
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How does Background Sync Work?
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Adding the Basic Setup to our Project
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Registering a Synchronization Task
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Storing our Post in IndexedDB
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Adding a Fallback
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Syncing Data in the Service Worker
00:15:53
Understanding Periodic Sync
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Adding Server Side Code
00:15:11
Fixing Errors
00:05:21
Wrap Up
00:00:49
Chapter 10 : Web Push Notifications
Module Introduction
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Why we need Web Push Notifications
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How Push & Notifications Work
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Displaying Notifications - Some Theory First
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Browser Support
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Requesting Permissions
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Displaying Notifications
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Notifications from Within the Service Worker
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Understanding Notifications’ Options
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Advanced Options
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Adding Actions to Notifications
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Reacting to Notification Interaction – Clicks
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Reacting to Notification Interaction – Closing
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From Notifications to Push Messages
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Creating a Push Subscription
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Storing Subscriptions
00:10:51
Connecting Server & Client (PWA)
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Sending Push Messages from the Server
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Listening to Push Messages
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Displaying Push Notifications on a Real Device
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Opening a Page upon User Interaction
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Improving our Code
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Wrap Up
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Chapter 11 : Native Device Features
Module Introduction
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Preparing the Project
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Getting DOM Access
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Creating our own Polyfills
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Getting the Video Image
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Hooking Up the Capture Button
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Storing the Image on a Server
00:08:40
Accepting File Upload Example with Firebase
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Testing the Camera & Upload
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Implementing a Fallback
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Getting the User Position
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Fixing Bugs
00:08:46
Testing the App on a Real Device
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Wrap Up
00:00:47
Chapter 12 : Service Worker Management with Workbox
Module Introduction
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Understanding the Basics
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Installing Workbox & Using It
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Configuring Workbox Precaching
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Customizing the Service Worker
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Implementing Routing with the Workbox Router
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Expanding Dynamic Caching
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Options and Setting up Strategies
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Custom Handlers (Example: For IndexedDB)
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Providing an Offline HTML Fallback
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Handling Background Synchronization and Push Notifications
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Understanding the Workbox Documentation
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Enhancing the Build Workflow
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Running our App on a Real Server
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Auditing our Webpage with Lighthouse
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Wrap Up
00:01:11
Chapter 13 : SPAs and PWAs
Module Introduction
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React with create-react-app
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A General Note about SPAs and PWAs
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Angular with the CLI
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Vue with Vue CLI
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Wrap Up
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Chapter 14 : Course Roundup
Course Roundup
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