Workshop 8h |
BASTA! Spring 2021
| 18.02.2021
Progressive Web Apps und Project Fugu: Das nächste Level für Cross-Platform-Apps
Progressive Web Apps (PWA) ermöglichen es Ihnen, Businessanwendungen für den Browser zu entwickeln, die sich zugleich wie native Anwendungen anfühlen und dabei sogar offline-fähig sind. Dank Project Fugu stehen diese PWAs ihren nativen Gegenstücken in nichts nach! Erfahren Sie in diesem Workshop, wie Sie erfolgreich ihre eigenen PWAs entwickeln!
Christian Liebel ist Consultant bei Thinktecture. Sein Fokus liegt auf Webstandards und Progressive Web Apps. Er vertritt Thinktecture beim W3C.
Event
BASTA! Spring 2021
15.02.21
- 19.02.21
@ Frankfurt
(DE)
Slidedeck
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