Build a Progressive Web App (PWA) that feels like an iOS & Android App, using Device Camera, Push Notifications and more
InstructorAcademind by Maximilian Schwarzmüller
Free
FreeThe curriculum covers extensive service worker event handling, lifecycle management, and diverse caching strategies including static precaching and network fallbacks.
Instruction includes using IndexedDB for storing fetched posts and accessing native features like the camera and geolocation.
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These 4 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
This frame displays the PWAGram application interface featuring a social media-style feed with image posts and a sync notification bar.
This slide outlines key Progressive Web App capabilities including home screen installation, offline accessibility, push notifications, camera access, and background sync.
This mobile application interface demonstrates the implementation of native device features by providing input fields for title and location, along with dedicated buttons to capture media and retrieve geolocation data.
The mobile browser screenshot demonstrates the Progressive Web App installation feature, displaying a system notification confirming that PWAGram was successfully added to the device home screen.
Recent signals suggest that the Workbox management section, as well as libraries like idb.js and HTTP-Server, may be outdated or contain non-functional code.
The curriculum aligns well with the target of building offline-ready apps using core web technologies.