The web is getting pushy - State of the Browser 5

The battle between native and web rages on. The browsers are fighting hard to tear down the benefits that native developers have relied on since the inception of mobile platforms. Geolocation, sorted. Accelerometer, done. Performance, we'll come back to that. But one of the greatest draws for native developers has been push notifications, for the web, email alerts just don't cut it.

But now, new in browsers for 2015, is the Service Worker. Born out of the struggle to make the Appcache work for offline capable sites it has also brought the advent of push notifications to the web. Through building up an example application live we will see how to implement the Service Worker to enhance the online experience with push notifications.

The battle may continue, but the web is definitely pushing back.

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1. THE WEB IS GETTING PUSHY
2. Phil Nash @philnash http:/ /philna.sh philnash@twilio.com
3. WARNING!
4. LIVE CODING!
5. ES6
6. ES6 ES2015
7. ES6 ES2015
8. NEW JAVASCRIPT STUFF
9. AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION!
10. THE WEB IS GETTING PUSHY
11. WEB VS NATIVE
12. GEOLOCATION
13. ACCELEROMETER
14. PEER TO PEER VIDEO CHAT
15. PUSH NOTIFICATIONS
17. NOTIFICATIONS
18. #SOTB5
19. DEMO
21. REAL NOTIFICATIONS
22. Support 22 22 25 6 under consideration
23. DEMO
25. PUSH NOTIFICATIONS
26. SERVICE WORKER
27. “THE APPLICATION CACHE IS A DOUCHEBAG”
28. NOT JUST FOR OFFLINE
29. Service Worker Support 40 flag 24 ? under consideration
30. Push Notification Support 42 flag ? non- standard under consideration
31. Service Worker Support jakearchibald.github.io/isserviceworkerready status.modern.ie
32. DEMO
34. WITH GREAT POWER...
37. ONWARD!
38. Help me! On a scale of 0 to 10, how likely is it that you would recommend this talk to a friend or colleague? 0203 322 5761
39. Thanks! @philnash http:/ /philna.sh philnash@twilio.com On a scale of 0 to 10, how likely is it that you would recommend this talk to a friend or colleague? 0203 322 5761