Progressive Apps in the Wild
summary
Shows concrete tooling and outcomes: run Lighthouse to score baseline PWA checks; add a JSON manifest so Chrome can Add to Home screen; implement a service worker to cache pages, provide offline boarding passes (AirBerlin) and serve push via PushManager. Presents numbers: Alibaba sees 4× engagement from homescreen installs, Housing.com reports 30% faster loads and 38% more conversions, and web push gets ~24% opt‑in with high opens. Covers HTTPS/HSTS, Credential Management and Web Payments and whether each change actually moves business metrics.
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chapters (34)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:01User Happiness Graph
- 6:56HTTPStrict Transport Security
- 10:41Why is this important
- 11:30Responsive design
- 13:05Adding metadata
- 15:08Improved Add to Homescreen
- 18:16Alibabacom
- 19:16Homescreen
- 26:37Cache
- 27:47Siteworx
- 33:00Exemplary Experience
- 39:20Housingcom
- 40:32Flipkart
- 41:33Navigator Dock
- 42:12Push Notifications
- 44:29Subscribe
- 44:58Show Notification
- 45:35Web Push Notifications
- 46:00Credential Management API
- 46:55Autocomplete
- 47:48Autocomplete email
- 48:23Password safe form
- 48:54Example
- 49:26Identity
- 50:22Digital Asset Links
- 51:39The Guardian
- 53:24Web Payments API
- 54:24Questions
- 55:14Content
- 55:38URL
- 57:12PWA
- 57:42Examples of PWA
- 58:43Building a Native App
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