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Web – PWA 関連
Developer Keynote (Google I/O ’18)
PWAs: building bridges to mobile, desktop, and native (Google I/O ’18)
Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) enable fast, integrated, reliable, and engaging web experiences. Come and learn how browser vendors are enabling developers to use the web to build installable desktop applications and store-distributed mobile apps, as well as how Google is launching its own PWAs at scale.
PWA starter kit: build fast, scalable, modern apps with Web Components (Google I/O ’18)
Web Components are encapsulated, re-usable elements using just the web platform. But these APIs don’t say much about how to turn components into fast and modern apps. Learn how Polymer has been honing methods for building apps out of Web Components by melding the best ideas from the community with new platform APIs. You’ll leave this talk understanding how using a few simple patterns like Redux to wire components together enables building highly scalable apps on the web like never before.
Beyond single page apps: alternative architectures for your PWA (Google I/O ’18)
Building a Progressive Web App (PWA) doesn’t mean building a single page app! This session will deep-dive into alternative architectures for content-focused PWAs, and help you make the right decision for your specific use case. You’ll also get insights on how the Workbox project provides developers with an easy path towards using the web platform features that provide the foundation for these architectures.
Make your WordPress site progressive (Google I/O ’18)
↑AMPメイン
Approximately one third of web content is published by WordPress-powered sites. This talk will show how the power of progressive technologies and AMP can be leveraged easily in WordPress sites with minimal user intervention.
Web performance made easy (Google I/O ’18)
The web has made great progress in enabling fast experiences, but building a fast site today isn’t trivial. At Google, we analyze a lot of sites and have learned what makes them load quickly and run smoothly. In this talk, learn how to find and fix the most common web performance bottlenecks to improve your UX by using tools like Lighthouse and DevTools, and discover the latest browser APIs (e.g. Service Workers, Async Images, Fetch Priorities) to get more control over your loading experience.
The web: state of the union (Google I/O ’18)
From desktop to mobile, the web is in the midst of a resurgence. It’s getting easier to build fast and immersive experiences that reach everyone on the web and the tools for web developers are continually becoming more powerful and diverse. This talk will highlight some of the recent transformations of the modern web, show how developers and companies are taking advantage to build best-in-class experiences that are making real business impact, and give a sneak peak into the exciting new advances coming to the platform in the near future.
Building a seamless web (Google I/O ’18)
Chrome is making it cheaper and more reliable to build quality user experiences on the web. Learn about the new APIs and development patterns coming to the web that help sites achieve great performance and user experiences by default, even with embedded content.
Build the future of the web with WebAssembly and more (Google I/O ’18)
↑WebAssembly + PWA
This talk will cover how to use the most advanced modern web technologies to build experiences that were never possible on the web before. WebAssembly is enabling the browsers to expose lower-level primitives that can be built on by developers to create performance demanding functionality, like real time media processing, without having to wait for it to be standardized and implemented. See some of the amazing experiences that have already been built and learn how to apply them to today.
Use Lighthouse and Chrome UX Report to optimize web app performance (Google I/O ’18)
Google has many tools to help developers, product managers, and marketers optimize their web experience. This session will demystify performance metrics, explain what tools should be used for which usecase, and deep dive into the Lighthouse and Chrome User Experience Report tools.
Build e-commerce sites for the modern web with AMP, PWA, and more (Google I/O ’18)
The modern web provides a wealth of APIs, but cool features don’t automatically translate to business success. In this session, you’ll follow a customer through their online shopping journey, from product discovery to checkout, and you’ll learn how to prioritize efforts to create sites that seamlessly integrate across devices and between online and bricks-and-mortar stores using AMP and the web platform.
What’s new with sign up and sign in on the web (Google I/O ’18)
↑えーじさん
Secure, frictionless, easy to implement – choose all three! This session will cover best practices and introduce technologies (WebAuthn, One-tap Sign-up, reCAPTCHA V3) that developers can leverage to keep users’ data safe, streamline users’ onboarding experience, and prevent creation of fake accounts.
Build e-commerce sites for the modern web with AMP, PWA, and more (Google I/O ’18)
The modern web provides a wealth of APIs, but cool features don’t automatically translate to business success. In this session, you’ll follow a customer through their online shopping journey, from product discovery to checkout, and you’ll learn how to prioritize efforts to create sites that seamlessly integrate across devices and between online and bricks-and-mortar stores using AMP and the web platform.
The future of the web is immersive (Google I/O ’18)
↑AR PWAと相性よさげ
This talk will demonstrate how the web can extend the reach of VR and AR experiences. Get an update on Web XR and a quick show of tools that developers can use to create web VR experiences on existing websites. The session will also include a demo of AR on the mobile web, helping developers understand how to get started today.
Web Components and the Polymer Project: Polymer 3.0 and beyond (Google I/O ’18)
↑Web Components
Web Components are powerful, reusable, encapsulated components available natively on the web platform. As web components transition from cutting-edge to table-stakes – directly supported in nearly ever major web browser – the Polymer Project continues to transition as well. In this session, learn about the latest on the web component APIs, the Polymer library’s shift to version 3.0, how it’s becoming continually smaller and lighter, and the direction the project will be taking in the future.
番外 – Web関連一覧
これも番外 – アプリ開発だけど Android Jetpack は要チェック！
Android Jetpack: what’s new in Android Support Library (Google I/O 2018)
Get to know AndroidX — the new name and packaging for the Android Support Library — the foundation for Android libraries in Jetpack, and learn about features available in the 1.0.0 release.