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LDNWebPerf November 2016 - Peter O’Shaughnessy

LDNWebPerf November 2016 - Peter O’Shaughnessy

Developing a progressive web app for Snapchat-like selfies has led me to learn about service worker practicalities, client-side image generation and standalone app limitations. I've come unstuck by a Chromium bug and sparked a WICG discussion. Combining the things I've learned along the way with advice I've received from Google…

London Web Performance Group

November 01, 2016
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  1. var RESOURCES = ['/images/emojione/1f600.svg', ...]; self.addEventListener('install', function(event) { function onInstall

    () { return caches.open(CACHE_NAME) .then(function(cache) { return cache.addAll(RESOURCES); }); } ); ( Don't cache too much on install! ⚖
  2. 1. SSR app shell & initial page. CSR takes over.

    2. SSR only app shell. JS fetches rest on load. 3. SSR full page. 4. CSR full page. 5 Rendering preferences (in order) 1
  3. const constraints = { width: {ideal: width, max: width}, height:

    {ideal: height, max: height} }; navigator.mediaDevices.getUserMedia({video: constraints}) ... , Don't rely on getUserMedia constraints 6
  4. var link = document.createElement('a'); link.download = 'My Snapwat'; link.href =

    dataURI; link.click(); ( Common <a download> hack ⛏
  5. <input type=”file”> orientation (I used JavaScript-Load- Image) Calculating canvas text

    bounds Text doesn't render when over ~240px? Other tricky things @