Progressive Web Apps with Ruby on Rails
summary
A Rails app demonstrates a complete offline-first RSS reader that registers, installs, and activates a service worker registration flow, wires a Push API subscription for user notifications, and implements background sync to refresh cached feeds and articles automatically. Code samples show Rails routes and controllers for sending push messages, a service worker file that caches requests and retries failed syncs, and a working installable web app that survives offline and updates itself.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction to PWAs
- 5:48Why build a PWA
- 14:02Setting up Rails for PWA
- 22:27Registering service worker
- 27:48Configuring manifest file
- 31:08Making app installable
- 34:17Q&A and summary
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