Frontend development in the (current) future

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Claims that the web now matches native get concrete evidence: an eight-line service worker fetch handler provides offline support, a PRPL-optimized snake demo called Progressive Snake hits near‑100 Lighthouse scores, a live Bluetooth lamp demo changes LED colors via Web Bluetooth, and payment request plus Credential Management already land in stable Chrome on Android. Demos use promises/events, show background sync and push, mention WebAssembly tanks and Eddystone beacons, and conclude these APIs actually work today.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 1:19Frontend development of the (current) future
3. 3:47Performance
4. 5:30Hardware Access
5. 24:31Custom properties
6. 31:38The physical web
7. 34:37works with hardware

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