Maximiliano Firtman's content and learning experiences for Progressive Web Apps

Training for your company on PWA, Web Performance, JavaScript & mobile

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3.5-hour online video workshop for web professionals

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10-hours online video workshop for web professionals

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A session available in English and Spanish about the usage of the web core technologies without frameworks

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A short course in Spanish on JS Promises

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5-hour online video workshop for web professionals

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5-hour Online Course creating PWAs using Angular

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5-hour online video course for web professionals on Web Performance

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A quick and dirty list of platforms and distributions methods available for PWA installation

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4-hour online video course for web professionals on JavaScript APIs

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Updates worth mentioning for Progressive Web Apps

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What's supported on Safari on iOS and iPadOS for Progressive Web Apps

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5-hour online video course for web professionals. Passwordless auth, biometrics and password-based logins.

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4-hour online video course for web professionals. IndexedDB, Cache Storage and FileSystem.

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5-hour online video workshop for web professionals

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Current state of the platform, market share and what every PWA should do

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Tips and Hacks to Improve User Experience

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6-hour online video workshop for professionals

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6-hour online video workshop for professionals

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5-hour online video workshop for professionals

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iOS 15.4 beta has finally added icon support in the manifest, Web Push, AR, and VR experiments.

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4-hour online video workshop for web professionals

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A free interactive course available at web.dev

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4-hours online video workshop for web professionals

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An "inventor" claims you need to pay a license to publish a PWA because he owns a U.S. Patent

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What's new, what's missing, new challenges and new capabilities for iPhone and iPad

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Current state of the platform, market share and what every PWA should do

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Current status, market share, what's new, what's missing, new challenges and new capabilities

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2-hours online video training for PWA developers

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A research to understand what happens with our sites and PWAs when they are not visible on desktop or not active on mobile

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What's new, what's missing, new challenges and new abilities

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The journey from a browser-based PWA to the Google Play Store, App Store and Microsoft Store

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2.5-hours online video training for PWA developers

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The PWA platform pushed the end of PhoneGap and Adobe's investment in Apache Cordova

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2-hour online video training for web designers and developers

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During LuxembourgJS 2020 🇱🇺 I gave this talk updating the PWA Cheat Sheet to 2020

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During COVID-19 Pandemic, I gave this online talk for the Reactive Conference for React developers introducing the PWA platform and tips for React..

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PWA, React Native, or NativeScript. Which should you choose?

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Current status of the PWA platform

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3-hour Online Course to understand this new web paradigm

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It’s that time again. iOS 13 has just been released with the new branded iPadOS 13 coming in a few days, and iPhone 11 variations being sold from today. So it’s time again to talk what’s new or different for Progressive Web Apps, web design and web development in general.

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kaiOS has just released its developer portal. Let's review current status of the platform.

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Online video training to start with the PWA world

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During JSConf Europe 2019, in Berlin, Germany 🇩🇪, I've delivered this session covering the latest ideas and techniques to provide a good Progressive Web App

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One year after the first initial support for PWAs on iOS, Apple released iOS 12.2 for iPhone and iPads with what it seems to be the biggest step forward in the last year, addressing the two most annoying problems we’ve been dealing with PWAs: reload effect and OAuth logins.

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Disclaimer: I’m not affiliated with Google Play, Chrome or any other company mentioned. This is not an official statement; usage of the logo and name is just for illustration.

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2018 was the Year of PWAs thanks to a series of news on the Web Platform, such as:

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Improving design and user experience

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–What? How can you say that? Android has the best PWA experience available today, Max!
–Android? or Chrome on Android? And… is it the best possible experience?

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During Heapcon 2018 in Belgrade, Serbia 🇷🇸, I've delivered this session covering the latest ideas and techniques to provide a good Progressive Web App

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How to unite app and web design seamlessly together.

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During Tinel Meetup in Splitz, Croatia 🇭🇷, I've delivered this session covering the latest ideas on Augmented Reality (AR) in general and on the Web

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I know I’m starting this article with a strong title. But it’s not a click-bait title, it’s my recommendation; in this post, I will explain the reason. The Chrome team released last week a new library: PWACompat (see post and GitHub repository). The library claims to “bring Web App Manifest to older browsers” but the consequences of injecting that script can lead to bad user experiences.

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Discover vital tips and tricks to get the most out of Progressive Web Apps.

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(with silence from Apple)

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Cupertino, we have a problem

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On August, 21st, 2017 after the solar eclipse, Google released the final version of Android 8 now known as Android Oreo. The sun wasn’t the only thing that was hidden for a while today, as Progressive Web Apps have acquired new problems.

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In the last months I’ve seen several apps creating what is known as a “Progressive Web App”. After 10 years of advocating using web technologies to create web experiences, this is a great time. Although I want to focus here on a big user experience issue that most of these apps are having today on Safari on iOS because of a meta tag that is being used irresponsibly.

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We’ve been dealing with webapps on iOS for a couple of years: websites that after Home Screen installation become a full-featured full screen app from a user’s perspective. Finally, Chrome 31 brings that approach to Android devices: HTML5 apps without the need of packaging and a using the store for distribution.

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