Talk |
DevDays Europe 2023
| 24.05.2023
Building Cross-Platform Productivity Apps with PWA and Project Fugu
Progressive Web Apps (PWA) are a cross-platform application model based on web technology. Project Fugu is a multi-vendor effort that aims to bridge the gap between platform-specific apps and web applications by introducing powerful capabilities such as file systems or clipboard access. Developers can create productivity apps for the web by using PWA and Project Fugu together. In this talk, Christian Liebel explains the objectives of PWA and Project Fugu and shows how to add superpowers to your apps.
Christian Liebel is consultant at Thinktecture, focuses on web standards and Progressive Web Applications, and is Thinktecture’s representative at the W3C.
Event
DevDays Europe 2023
23.05.23
- 26.05.23
@ Vilnius
(LT)
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