Keynote: Betting on The Web
summary
Argues that web apps are smaller, faster, and easier to deliver: Starbucks native app is 146 MB while the PWA is about 2.4% of that and cold starts faster than native; many US adults install zero new apps per month, so acquisition is hard. Points to Service Worker + manifest + HTTP, mentions WebAPK creating APKs on add‑to‑home for Android, cites Twitter Lite, Strava, McDonald’s polymer menus and WebUSB as working examples, and claims PWAs can be indistinguishable from native.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 10:32What Exactly Is an App
- 15:32What Sucks about Apps
- 23:16Progressive Web App
- 32:02What Happens if People Stop Installing Apps on Ios
- 33:31Vr Experiences
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