Dennis Sheppard

Beginning Progressive Web App Development (eBook, PDF)

Creating a Native App Experience on the Web

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

Provide end users with "native app-like" speed, reliability, and engagement-all right from the web

Drastically increase the reliability and performance of web applications

Set up service workers to cache an app's assets and data so users can interact even while offline

Follow along as a full application is converted from a traditional web app into a progressive web app

Learn how to start developing a progressive web app from scratch with the most popular JavaScript frameworks

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Apress
• Seitenzahl: 266
• Erscheinungstermin: 29. November 2017
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781484230909
• Artikelnr.: 53058272

Autorenporträt

Dennis Sheppard is the VP of Technology at NextTier Education, a startup dedicated to helping students navigate the college selection process. Long before that, though, Dennis graduated from Louisiana Tech University with a computer science degree, and went on to develop and architect software for almost a dozen different industries. With over 10 years of professional software development experience, he has built his share of web applications, for both mobile and desktop. Because of that, Dennis strongly believes in the power of Progressive Web Apps to further help the tech world reach those who do not have access to the fastest networks and latest and greatest phones. He was born and raised in the deep south, but migrated to the suburbs of Chicago where he lives with his wife, a set of twins who are growing up way too fast, and an arthritic but playful golden retriever.

Inhaltsangabe

Part I: Intro to PWAs and Tooling.- Chapter 1: Introduction to Progressive Web Apps.- Chapter 2: Tools to Measure Progressive Web Apps.- Part II: PWA Features.- Chapter 3: Service Workers.- Chapter 4: Caching and Offline Functionality with Service Workers.- Chapter 5: Background Sync for Offline Apps with Service Workers.- Chapter 6: Adding Your App to the Home Screen with Web App Manifest.- Chapter 7: Notifications.- Chapter 8: App Shell Architecture and Loading Performance.- Chapter 9: Exploring HTTP/2 and Server Push.- Part III: Putting the Features to Use.- Chapter 10: Turn a Real App into a PWA.- Chapter 11: PWAs From the Start.- Part IV: Leveling up your PWA.- Chapter 12: Leveling Up Your PWA.