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Ng-SriLanka Juli 2023
| 25.07.2023
Building Desktop-Class Productivity Apps with Angular and Project Fugu
- Understand the objectives of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) and Project Fugu, which aim to enhance web applications with platform-specific features and capabilities.
- Learn how to integrate PWA capabilities into your Angular projects, enabling features such as offline functionality and app-like experiences, leveraging Angular Service Workers.
- Explore the latest updates on PWA availability, including support in Safari on macOS, as well as push notifications on iOS and iPadOS.
- Gain insights into brand-new web platform APIs that empower developers to create more powerful and immersive web experiences. Examples include the Async Clipboard API, File System Access API, and Web Share API.
- Dive into background information about PWAs and Project Fugu, including their history, development, and their impact on the web ecosystem.
Christian Liebel is consultant at Thinktecture, focuses on web standards and Progressive Web Applications, and is Thinktecture’s representative at the W3C.
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