Progressive Web Apps (Chrome Dev Summit 2015)

Progressive Web Apps are fast, robust, app-like experiences built using Service Workers and other modern web capabilities. Join Alex Russell and Andreas Bovens to get a deep understanding of how to build these modern web experiences.
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[@seetlive]

A move in the right direction. When it comes down to the web, Evolving! is what will keep Google ahead of the crowd.

[@dinozombie]

Yeah that's great and all, but did he *FART* at 13:15? "the criteria for something to be 'appy' are clear cut when you talk to users: apps should always start up, they should always have distinct home screen icons, and... **fart** apps are things that you want to invest in."

[@jorgeduardoardila]

great great and enjoyable talk, thanks Alex.

[@miketyson5929]

Slides from andreas bovens talk please. Mapings between manifest file and pictures are so useful.

[@DanielRamBeats]

This is a really good direction for web app developers who want a piece of the mobile app game without having to deal with the joy of Objective-C and swift lol

[@SiddharthKulkarniN]

Great talk!!

[@vzhen]

Can chrome sync my add to home to cloud like bookmarks?

[@fynali]

+Paul Kinlan I wish it did... It makes sense to then have them available across one's other devices as well as across device resets! Narrows the gap between a native app and a web app that much more, and is only natural to expect.

[@kunleodu]

Will a progressive web app be automated as a web or native app after it's been added to the homescreen?

[@mostafizurrahman7922]

how remove

[@Magroo42]

410 is not below 50% of 800 lol.

[@ioan5938]

Correct. But 410 is below 50% of 1000 (Start condition)