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EPISODE · Apr 21, 2016 · 51 MIN

63 ngAir- How Service Workers Will Change The Way You Think About Web Apps

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How Service Workers will change the way you think about web apps Panelists: Ari Lerner, Olivier Combe, Gleb Bahmatov Guests: Minko GechevShow notes: What Gleb and Minko have been up to lately What is Service Worker? Any relation to Web Worker?Are there other types of workers?  Do they all rest on Sundays? Differences with appCache What is the current browsers support? Can you use polyfills? How can they be used? You can find how existing websites use them right now by opening chrome://serviceworker-internals/and clicking on script urls              Smartcache and offline support Image or video transcodingon the fly Background data sync andpush messages Instant application restartfrom last known HTML (bottle-service) Transpiling code(babel-service) Even running server-sideJavaScript server in the browser (express-service) What are Progressive Web Apps?       angular/progressive What will mobile look like in 5 years when serviceworkers are fully supported? When should we use service workers? When shouldn’t we use service workers?Tips &Picks  Minko Gechev https://github.com/angular/progressive https://github.com/ngrx https://www.packtpub.com/web-development/switching-angular-2 Gleb Bahmutov The status of ServiceWorkers api implementation indifferent browsers: https://jakearchibald.github.io/isserviceworkerready/ Mozilla’s book of service workers demos and features https://serviceworke.rs/ WebWorkers + ServiceWorkers presentation video https://youtu.be/4axZ3D75Llg Olivier Combe Mix It: https://www.mix-it.fr/ Ng conf planning looks awesome o/

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