Cross-platform Progressive Web Apps
summary
Explains how a single codebase uses manifest.json + service workers to deliver a web, Android and iOS app, shows a basic service worker cache/install/activate/fetch flow and recommends using Workbox and Lighthouse rather than hand‑writing workers. Cites comScore: you lose ~20% at each install step (1000 → 262 retained). Gives concrete asset guidance (include 192x192 and 512x512 icons), and warns iOS (11.3+) is partially supportive but service workers and push/background sync remain unreliable.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:16What is a PWA?
- 2:35Core PWA features
- 5:19Security and HTTPS
- 6:21Re-engagement and push
- 7:44Installation and discovery
- 11:04The manifest file
- 13:14Display modes and icons
- 17:51App shell architecture
- 19:28Service workers
- 25:17Lighthouse and testing
- 25:55Cross-platform challenges
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