Ray Viljoen
Learn to build discoverable, engaging Progressive Webs Apps (PWAs) from scratch, or Upgrade Existing Web Apps to PWAs using Service Workers, Caches API and Web App Manifests.
Learn the Essential technologies, and Concepts behind PWAs to get started as quickly and efficiently as possible.
Understand the purpose of PWAs and the problems they solve
Learn supporting JavaScript concepts for working with PWAs, including Promises & the Fetch API
Practical, In–depth lessons on each individual aspect of building a PWA
Service Workers
Push Notifications
Caching
Native capabilities
An invaluable skill for any Web/Mobile Developer, made available via a very concise and well–planned curriculum.
Progressive Web Apps is an incredibly exciting, fast–growing and sought after skill in Web App Development.
This course will provide a very practical & concise approach to learning Progressive Web Apps and the curriculum includes all the aspects of PWAs ready for production today.
There s no faster way to get started with PWAs and the course will particularly focus on upgrading existing web apps to be fully progressive without any compromise in non–supporting browsers.
Content and Overview
With 38 concise and practical lessons, this course aims to teach a solid understanding of Progressive Web Apps and is suitable for anyone with a basic understanding of HTML, CSS & JavaScript in the browser.
Instructor Details
Courses : 5
Specification: Progressive Web Apps: The Concise PWA Masterclass
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| Price | $12.99 |
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| Duration | 6 hours |
| Year | 2020 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
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Davor Cuvalo –
This course is not bad and author is knowledgeable abot the topic. However, author doesn’t explain much about underlying concepts so less knowledgleable student sometimes has to go elsewhere for more fundamental explanation. Especially a section about building a push server is quite confusing and not very explanatory about principles that go behind the scene. I prefer courses where authors explain fundamental principles first and then give students specific knowledge on the top of that. In my experience in order to gain a good knowledge about something one has to understand fundamental principles first. Overall I recommend this course, although there are not many alternatives that cover this topic. You will not learn everything you need in this field but it will help you toward that path.
Luca Delai –
Clear, fast and concise. Teacher explain without boring and examples are clear and exaustive.
Didier Fontaine –
Bien !
Anatolie Carp –
Good, practical course, clear explanation. Thank you!
Gabriel Fojo –
This is a crash course about PWA. Its short but it seems that covers all. If you need to create a PWA fast, this will open the way for you. May be you will need to watch it a few times while you try things to grasp better some concepts. . This is fast and if you are note confident with JS, promises, nodeJS, GIT, and development in general, this is not the place to start i think, becouse this is to fast, at least for the last chapters.
Ss –
Well explained, and very very helpful. Please continue making awesome courses!
Arthur Anderson –
I found this easy to follow.
Abdul Wahidh –
Amazing.,lecture and very useful.thank you..
David Carty –
I am very satisfied with the quality of the material in this course. Very well presented and totally usable in a commercial context.
Randy Friend –
As with other courses by Ray Viljoen, this course has excellent content, a great pace and lots of detail.
Dimitar Georgiev –
The information is PERFECTLY served with the necessary explanation! Great Work! 🙂
Shoibal Mukherjee –
Will have to go back to some basics as I have not coded in a while.
Alyson Wood –
The instruction moves way to fast, you can’t keep up, especially if you want to try to run the code he is running. He basically just says what he is doing with no explanation. I don’t really have much more understanding than I did before I started the course.
Jason Cooper –
I’m not a beginning we developer and I’m already learning things. Solid foundation so far.
Ranjitkumar Soundararajan –
Awesome course and really got many more ideas about PWA. Great course and highly recommended.
Ajay Sarkar –
its too good please suggest me if their is any advance course of PWA with database connection and sync
Diane Clarke –
Looks very useful for me.
Julia Heller –
Perfectly explained and illustrated.