Progressive web apps with Polymer
summary
Shows how Polymer builds on Web Components (shadow DOM, template, custom elements, HTML Imports) and what actually makes a site installable: a manifest file, SSL, and a service worker fetch event that intercepts requests so cached assets serve offline. Covers tooling: CLI, web component tester, and component library, plus patterns like app shell architecture, background sync and push, and real browser support status (Chrome Firefox Opera yes Safari interested Edge working on it). Concrete claims and implementation details are given, not vague promises.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:30Internet
- 9:33Polymer
- 12:15What is Polymer
- 16:28Progressive web apps
- 24:02Service workers
- 27:11Offline first
- 31:20Install
- 33:04Questions
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