Progressive Web Apps (PWA) with Angular—rocking the web the native way!

Monday 5 November 2018

A PWA should feel like a real app we are used to since years: users want an icon on the home screen as well was native-like performance and feature richness. To achieve this, we are going to touch several architectural and feature areas such as the application shell, offline capabilities, data sync, push notifications, data sharing and payment. And of course, we will see all of this in action with Angular CLI and accompanying tools by leveraging technologies such as service workers and push frameworks—for both mobile and desktop devices. This is surely going to be a lot of fun.

Key takeaways

Develop your first Progressive Web App
Implement offline availability using service workers
Send push notifications even when the app is closed
See your PWA in action on a mobile or desktop device

About Steffen Jahr

Since the first time he met web development, Steffen Jahr is enthusiastic about the development of web and mobile applications. With his work as a software developer at Thinktecture AG he can live out his enthusiasm and develops cross-platform solutions with HTML5 and JavaScript. He also loves creating Progressive Web Applications to make the web a little bit more native. You can reach Steffen on Twitter @steffenjahr.

About Christian Liebel

Christian Liebel is not only a developer but also a speaker, author and teacher: He is well known in the German Microsoft and .NET community due to several talks, workshops and hands-on sessions both at local user groups and large conferences and due to his regular publishing in major German developer magazines. Christian is a cross-platform development enthusiast and thrilled by the opportunities opened up by modern web technologies. You can reach him directly via email or Twitter @christianliebel.

About Christian Weyer

Christian Weyer has been building distributed software systems for two decades now. As a Google GDE and Microsoft MVP he loves to speak at various conferences and community events world-wide - with passion.

Steffen Jahr

Software Developer - Thinktecture AG

@steffenjahr

Christian Liebel

Consultant - Thinktecture

@christianliebel

Christian Weyer

CTO - Thinktecture

@christianweyer

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About Steffen Jahr

Since the first time he met web development, Steffen Jahr is enthusiastic about the development of web and mobile applications. With his work as a software developer at Thinktecture AG he can live out his enthusiasm and develops cross-platform solutions with HTML5 and JavaScript. He also loves creating Progressive Web Applications to make the web a little bit more native. You can reach Steffen on Twitter @steffenjahr.

About Christian Liebel

Christian Liebel is not only a developer but also a speaker, author and teacher: He is well known in the German Microsoft and .NET community due to several talks, workshops and hands-on sessions both at local user groups and large conferences and due to his regular publishing in major German developer magazines. Christian is a cross-platform development enthusiast and thrilled by the opportunities opened up by modern web technologies. You can reach him directly via email or Twitter @christianliebel.

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