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Browsers are becoming app platforms: service worker lets a web app live on the home screen, run offline and receive push notifications and companies like eBay and Facebook already use it for sales and chat alerts. The platform now targets 60 frames per second and exposes low level building blocks such as streams and promises so developers can implement lazy loading and offline sync. HTTP/2 brings multiplexing, prioritization, header compression and server push, and frame timing exposes dropped-frame data from real users.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:35Performance
- 1:11App like functionality
- 2:14Web browsers
- 3:05Lazy loading
- 4:12Browser in 5 years
- 5:18Browser progress bars
- 7:46Spinner
- 9:17HTTP
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