Building Progressive Web Apps and Publishing in the App Stores
summary
Progressive Web Apps are shown working end-to-end: a manifest + service worker plus generated assets from PW Builder package into a Windows app that accesses Win32-like APIs, and into Android via trusted web activity after associating sites. Publishing requires a Play account and a Lighthouse 80 PWA score (demo hit 100), and the presenter demos a Markdown viewer that publishes in ~2.5 hours. Apple's App Store still needs Cordova wrappers, and classic Edge Windows integration continues to work but will stagnate for ~3–4 years.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Start
- 2:58Progressive W Apps are
- 6:01Agenda
- 6:31Minimum Via PWA
- 6:50Web App Manifest
- 7:16Manifest: display mode - "display"
- 10:08Service Worker Lifecycle (cont.)
- 10:58Service Worker Lifecycle in Code simp
- 11:25Service Worker: Caching strategies
- 19:02Before you start...
- 21:37Microsoft Store - Publishing your PWA
- 26:30Microsoft Store - Accessing Windows
- 30:48Google Play - Publishing your PWA
- 32:33Google Play - Criteria
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