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Jason Grigsby Talks

@grigs_talks

I used to tweet alongside my presentations, but no longer do. You can find me at @grigs@front-end.social.

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Joined October 2010
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Thank you for listening. Slides at bit.ly/grigs-artifactconf. My normal twitter handle is @grigs. Looking forward to meeting everyone and chatting PWAs! #artifactconf
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A Progressive Roadmap for your Progressive Web App bit.ly/2q2qZim #artifactconf
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A Progressive Roadmap for your Progressive Web App bit.ly/2q2qZim #artifactconf
A Progressive Roadmap for your Progressive Web App

A Progressive Roadmap for your Progressive Web App

One of the hidden benefits of Progressive Web Apps is that you can start right now and roll out features incrementally. We took this approach when building our own Progressive Web App last year. Our...

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Wonderful video showing off the capabilities of Wego’s PWA and illustrates how powerful PWAs can be. bit.ly/2uNaw2g #artifactconf
Time to Update Your Permissions UX bit.ly/2KdlPXX #artifactconf
Best Practices for Push Notifications Permissions UX by @owencm bit.ly/2oFJuqG #artifactconf
How consumers really feel about push notifications bit.ly/2oWSKG8 #artifactconf
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The Next Billion Users: trivago Embrace Progressive Web Apps as the Future of Mobile bit.ly/2GoXjCi #artifactconf
Upcoming changes to Chrome’s add-to-homescreen behavior bit.ly/2v2owqE by @petele #artifactconf

Changes to add to home screen behavior  |  Blog  |  Chrome for Developers

Starting in Chrome 68 on Android, the Add to Home Screen behavior is changing to give you more control over when and how to prompt the user. If your site meets the add to home screen criteria, Chrome...

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Progressive Web Apps with React.js: Part 2 — Page Load Performance with good explanation of perceived perf. bit.ly/2o0YBgu #artifactconf
Instant loading web apps with application shell architecture medium.com/google-developers… #artifactconf
Instant Loading Web Apps With An Application Shell Architecture

Instant Loading Web Apps With An Application Shell Architecture

By Addy Osmani & Matt Gaunt

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Designing Responsive Progressive Web Apps bit.ly/2oFMfZ5 #artifactconf
MDN documentation on the display-mode media query that test if PWA is fullscreen, standalone or browser developer.mozilla.org/en-US/… #artifactconf
display-mode CSS media feature - CSS | MDN

display-mode CSS media feature - CSS | MDN

The display-mode CSS media feature can be used to test whether a web app is being displayed in a normal browser tab or in some alternative way, such as a standalone app or fullscreen mode.

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Why are App Install Banners Still a Thing? Lots of great details on PWAs here. bit.ly/2qofQcN #artifactconf
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Yes, That Web Project Should Be a PWA by @AaronGustafson bit.ly/2vRi6YX #artifactconf
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Naming Progressive Web Apps by @phae bit.ly/2tHKhtS #artifactconf

Naming Progressive Web Apps - fberriman.com

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What is a Progressive Web App? A website with HTTPS, service worker and a manifest file. — @adactio bit.ly/2IoUi5h #artifactconf
What is a Progressive Web App?

What is a Progressive Web App?

Defining the damn thing.

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What is a Progressive Web App? A website with HTTPS, service worker and a manifest file. — @adactio bit.ly/2IoUi5h #artifactconf
What is a Progressive Web App?

What is a Progressive Web App?

Defining the damn thing.

adactio.com
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Wherein @phae and @slighlylate define Progressive Web Apps for the first time bit.ly/1K8Tm4L #artifactconf
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Need data to convince others of benefits of Progressive Web Apps? Check out @PWAStats pwastats.com #artifactconf
PWA Stats

PWA Stats

A community-driven list of stats, fun facts, and case studies related to Progressive Web Apps.

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