Course Information
Course Overview
Beginner to Advanced build a Progressive Web App (PWA) that will run and feel like a native Android and IOS App
Welcome to the complete Progressive Web App(PWA) Training bootcamp 2021!
I am very excited to share all my knowledge around Progressive Web Applications.
The Web landscape is constantly evolving. Browsers are continuously improving and new features are constantly being released. The future for Progressive Web Apps is looking good. 2021 is an exciting time to be a web developer!
In this course you will learn how to implement Progressive Web App features for new and your existing web applications. Along the way you will learn how to measure and debug your PWAs so you are not missing any PWA core feature, you will learn the core concepts of building Progressive Web Apps, Rest API endpoints, cloud Firebase, Index DB, Application Auditing and Browser debugging, Java Script Arrow functions, Core concepts around Service Workers, Node JS and much much more !
With 15+ hours, this PWA course is most up-to date for those beginning to learn PWA in 2021. We'll take you step-by-step through engaging video tutorials and teach you everything you need to know to succeed as a web developer.
The course includes over 15+hours of HD video tutorials and builds your programming knowledge while making real-world websites and web apps.
Even if you have basic HTML programming skills, this course will take you from beginner to Mastery!
Progressive Web Apps are a set of features you can add to ANY web application and make it run like a native application on your IOS and Android phone, giving web the features that were only available to the native software. If you are looking to leverage your existing basic web development skills and learn how to build modern Progressive Web Apps, then this course is for you.
So what are you waiting for, lets hit the road and get started on Progressive Web Apps development !
Course Content
- 10 section(s)
- 255 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Chapter 1 - Introduction
- Section 2 Chapter 2 - The Progressive Web Apps Landscape
- Section 3 Preparing the Development Environment - Beginning Node JS
- Section 4 Setting up your PWA Skeleton Structure
- Section 5 Configuration of the PWA News App
- Section 6 Hands on Browser Debugging and Learning Lighthouse - Avoid hitting the Rocks
- Section 7 Add to Home Screen - A2HS
- Section 8 The ServiceWorker Mindset - FoundationConcepts
- Section 9 ServiceWorker Mindset - Understanding Synchronous Java Script
- Section 10 ServiceWorker Mindset - Javascript Arrow Functions
What You’ll Learn
- Progressive Web Apps
- HTML
- Practical Case Studies
- The use of Javascript Promises
- REST API End Points
- Index DB
- Web Application Audit
- Browser Debugging
- Java Script Arrow Functions
- PWA Service Workers
- NodeJS HTTP Server
- Cloud Databases
- Package JSON and Node JS
- Background Sync to the Coud
- Making your website installable on PCs and Phones
- Exciting New Developments in the Industry of PWAs
- Cloud Firebase
- News Agency Project where PWAs can be put to use
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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AAmit Bhatnagar
Good course. Told everything from basic. Explained each step. But didn't implement Push notification feature
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NNick Chomey
This course does not go from "Beginner to Expert". It is a purely Beginner-level course that also only partially focuses on PWAs. At least half of it is for people who know nothing at all about web development - how to set up VS Code, use Browser Dev Tools, how to do basic Javascript stuff (taught through irrelevant code examples and much of which isn't even used later in the course, like async/await), and more. There's also a large amount of redundancy - consecutive lessons repeat the same introductions etc... He also talks very slowly - you can easily watch on 2x speed. With all these things combined, the course could easily be half as long, even while covering the same topics. And the PWA-centric material is probably only 1/3 of the course, and never gets all that in-depth. It also doesn't talk about Workbox, which is a very useful toolkit for building PWAs. If you know nothing at all, take this course. Either way, the PWA course from Max Schwartzmuller of Academind is far superior.
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WWell Geovani LAWSON
J'attend la pratique pour me prononcer totalement
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NNick De Lima
This course explains concepts relating to PWAs really well. It covers submitting a form to the cloud when in offline mode, but does not cover Push Notifications - something that would alert app users of changes on the server side when re-establishing internet connectivity.