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- Get straight into the action with step-by-step recipes that show you how to put Service Workers to work
- Find out what Service Workers can do for your app, then do it!
- Get the first in-depth look at this important new feature for web developers
It would be nice to have web apps that work offline and send push notifications. This is now possible with Service Workers, which can add native-like functionality to your web apps without requiring a download.
This book will get your mobile and web apps functioning without Internet connectivity, improve performance and network interaction in order to increase the level of availability, and show you how to build performant applications that seamlessly integrate with third-party APIs.
Well show you how to add Service Worker functionality to web apps and sites, access offline content through basic and advanced techniques, and build powerful interactive system notifications. Well also teach you about cache functionality and assets to provide immediate load even over narrow connections. We conclude by giving you various tips to improve app performance, including the background sync technique.
By the end of this book, youll know build high performing and faster web and mobile applications with Service Workers.
What you will learn- Display a custom offline page
- Cache critical resources for offline use
- Implement offline Google Analytics
- Get network responses offline
- Implement push notifications
- Improve performance of your app
Sean Amarasinghe is a software developer from Melbourne, Australia. He is a developer, designer, photographer, and also a blogger. He blogs about development, design, technology, and photography. He is passionate about offline apps and what they bring to the user. He has firsthand experience of how well offline apps work. He has written a couple of blog posts about offline cache manifests, as well as service workers.
Table of Contents- Learning Service Worker Basics
- Working with Resource Files
- Accessing Offline Content
- Accessing Offline Content with Advanced Techniques
- Reaching Beyond the Offline Cache
- Working with Advanced Libraries
- Fetching Resources
- Experimenting with Web Push
- Looking at General Usage
- Improving Performance
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Sean Amarasinghe is a software developer from Melbourne, Australia. He is a developer, designer, photographer, and also a blogger. He blogs about development, design, technology, and photography. He is passionate about offline apps and what they bring to the user. He has firsthand experience of how well offline apps work. He has written a couple of blog posts about offline cache manifests, as well as service workers.
Daijiro Wachi is a JavaScript developer from Tokyo, Japan. He is passionate about open web and some of open source projects/communities related to JavaScript on a daily basis. He has gained the highest award in Service Worker Hackathon 2015 held by Google Japan.
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The service worker feature of the browser will enable you to build highly available and performant native web applications that seamlessly integrate with third-party APIs. Whether you want to create an offline web app or a proxy, this book will show you how to do it.
, Learning Service Worker Basics , covers setting up the service worker in your environment, and how to get up and running using service worker development. This chapter includes registering a service worker and debugging.
, Working with Resource Files , provides several recipes on how to handle resource files with the service worker, including loading CSS and fonts.
, Accessing Offline Content , takes a look at how to cache resources and serve content offline.
, Accessing Offline Content with Advanced Techniques , explores advanced techniques, including templating and Google Analytics, when working with offline content.
, Reaching Beyond the Offline Cache , provides recipes beyond the offline cache and explores topics ranging from getting network responses offline to how to use the service worker as a load balancer.
, Working with Advanced Libraries , talks about Google Analytics, circuit breakers, and dead letter queues.
, Fetching Resources , covers various techniques on fetching resources from different sources.
, Experimenting with Web Push , talks about different ways of implementing push notifications.
, Looking at General Usage , provides various recipes on general usages of the service worker from slow responses to a live flowchart.
, Improving Performance , talks about how to optimize your service worker application to perform efficiently and in a performant manner.
This book was written using a Mac with Google Chrome as the browser, running Node.js. However, Node.js can be run on a Windows or Linux machine as well, along with Google Chrome.
All the software used in this book is free and open source. You will definitely need to be running Node.js and Google Chrome for most of the recipes.
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