Why “Progressive Web Apps vs. native” is the wrong question to ask

Offline Storage for Progressive Web Apps

2016 will hopefully be the year we build for network resilience.

The Case for Custom Elements: Part 2

In this post I will present some of the features that make Custom Elements compelling if you’re considering building your own component library. I’ll also touch on ideas that are often overlooked when discussing Custom Elements, such as their ability to work with…

Tracking PWA events with Google Analytics

Progressive Web Apps allows applications to offer functionality that weren't possible before. Some of those include adding offline behaviour to a page, or allowing users to launch a website from the home screen.

Designing a Progressive Web App icon

The ability to add web apps to the home screen has existed for quite some time but with the arrival of offline support, it means we can run our web apps without a network connection. This makes adding to the home screen feel like a real installation, making it a…

The Headless Web

In 2014 I was honoured to speak at Fronteers in Amsterdam (I would heartily recommend it). I was attempting to talk about the…

Screen recording on Android with getUserMedia and WebRTC