Workshop 4h |
Angular Days 2022 Berlin
| 19.10.2022
Angular meets Project Fugu: Produktivitäts-PWAs auf Desktopniveau (Hands-on)
Progressive Web Apps sind ein plattformübergreifend einsetzbares Anwendungsmodell auf Web-Basis. Dank Project Fugu, einer Initiative der Chrome-Contributors Google, Microsoft und Intel, wird das Web um noch mächtigere Features erweitert. Damit können Entwickler endlich auch Produktivitäts-Apps wie Büro- und Bearbeitungsprogramme oder IDEs sinnvoll ins Web bringen.
In diesem Workshop zeigt Ihnen Christian Liebel von Thinktecture, wie Sie mit Angular Produktivitätsapps auf Desktopniveau entwickeln können – Zugriff auf das Dateisystem und die Zwischenablage sowie Dateizuordnungen inklusive.
Und Sie können mitentwickeln: Bitte bringen Sie dazu Ihr Notebook (ohne Corporate-Proxys/Unternehmensrichtlinien) mit installiertem Google Chrome Canary, Node.js und Microsoft Visual Studio Code mit.
Christian Liebel ist Consultant bei Thinktecture. Sein Fokus liegt auf Webstandards und Progressive Web Apps. Er vertritt Thinktecture beim W3C.
Event
Angular Days 2022 Berlin
17.10.22
- 20.10.22
@ Berlin
(DE)
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