Chrome Apps for Mobile
summary
Chrome Apps for Mobile adapts Apache Cordova so one codebase uses chrome APIs on Android and iOS, shipping a working demo (Topeka) with push via gcm push messaging, rich notifications, raw sockets and live deploy from the Chrome App Developer Tool. Crosswalk bundles a Chromium webview for old Android, adding about 17 MB to the APK and ~30 MB RAM but fixing fragmentation. Webviews reach parity (iOS8 JIT, KitKat M33), and rapid edit‑and‑refresh workflow actually works.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 4:38Building a Chrome App
- 5:44Closing thoughts
- 8:37Review
- 10:57Learn more
- 11:15Two Options
- 16:17A few cool APIs
- 18:00Timeline - The Dark Ages
- 19:51Timeline - A Bright Light
- 20:50What's new in iOS8 WebView?
- 21:35What's this Crosswalk thing?
- 22:31Tomorrow
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