Progressive web apps with React : create lightning fast web apps with native power using React and Firebase /
Domes, Scott,
Progressive web apps with React : create lightning fast web apps with native power using React and Firebase / Scott Domes. - 1 online resource (1 volume) : illustrations
Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Credits -- About the Author -- About the Reviewer -- www.PacktPub.com -- Customer Feedback -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1: Creating Our App Structure -- Setting the scene -- The problem -- The other problem -- Beginning work -- Why Progressive Web Apps? -- Why React? -- A rose by any other name -- User stories -- Application challenges -- Instant loading -- Push notifications -- Offline access -- Mobile-first design -- Progressive enhancement -- Let's get going -- Our app skeleton -- CSS and assets -- Meta tags and favicons -- What is npm? -- Node setup -- The dark side of npm -- Project initiation -- Installing React -- Using React -- Welcome to ReactDOM -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Getting Started with Webpack -- Our project structure -- Welcome to Webpack -- Bundling files -- Moving our React -- Shortcuts -- Our Dev server -- Webpack loaders -- Our first ES6 -- Splitting up our app -- Hot reloading -- Building for production -- Creating a custom script -- Making an asset manifest -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Our App's Login Page -- What is a React component? -- Controversies and Separation of Concerns -- Class components versus functional components -- Our second component -- State in React -- Reusing components -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Easy Backend Setup With Firebase -- What is Firebase? -- Firebase gotchas -- Setting up -- Hiding our API key -- Deploying Firebase -- Authentication with Firebase -- What is a promise? -- Back to authentication -- Code cleanup -- Signing up -- Saving our user -- Event listeners -- Lifecycle methods -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Routing with React -- The plan -- Pages on pages -- The React Router difference -- Our ChatContainer -- Installing React Router -- Our BrowserRouter -- Our first two Routes -- Redirecting on login -- Logging out -- Detour -- higher order components. Our third Route -- Summary -- Chapter 6: Completing Our App -- User stories progress -- ChatContainer skeleton -- Managing data flow -- Creating a message -- Sending a message to Firebase -- Our message data -- Loading data from Firebase -- Displaying our messages -- Message display improvements -- Multiple users -- Batching user messages -- Scrolling down -- React refs -- Loading indicator -- The Profile page -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Adding a Service Worker -- What is a service worker? -- The service worker life cycle -- Registering our first service worker -- Checking for browser support -- Listening for the page load -- Registering the service worker -- Logging out the result -- Experiencing the service worker life cycle -- Adding Firebase to our service worker -- Naming our service worker -- Summary -- Chapter 8: Using a Service Worker to Send Push Notifications -- Requesting permission -- Tracking tokens -- Attaching a user to the token -- Changing the user inside NotificationResource -- Creating a new token -- Updating an existing token -- Sending push notifications -- Writing our Cloud function -- Sending to the tokens -- Testing our push notifications -- Debugging push notifications -- Checking the Cloud Functions logs -- Checking the Service Worker -- Checking the tokens -- Summary -- Chapter 9: Making Our App Installable with a Manifest -- What is an app manifest? -- Browser support -- Making our app installable -- Android -- Manifest properties -- Other properties -- Linking our manifest -- Making our app installable -- iOS -- App install banners and you -- Delaying the app install banner -- Listening for the event -- Summary -- Chapter 10: The App Shell -- What is progressive enhancement? -- The RAIL model -- Load -- Idle -- Animation -- Response -- Timeline -- Measuring using the timeline -- The Summary tab -- Network requests -- Waterfall. Screenshots -- PageSpeed Insights -- The app shell pattern -- Moving shell HTML out of React -- Moving CSS out of React -- Moving the loading indicator -- Summary -- Chapter 11: Chunking JavaScript to Optimize Performance with Webpack -- The PRPL pattern -- Push -- Render -- Pre-cache -- Lazy-load -- What is code splitting? -- Webpack configuration -- Babel stage 1 -- Conditional imports -- Higher-order components -- AsyncComponent -- Route splitting -- Lazy loading -- Summary -- Chapter 12: Ready to Cache -- What is caching? -- The importance of caching -- The Cache API -- Methods -- The asset manifest -- Setting up our cache -- The install event -- Opening up the cache -- Fetching the asset manifest -- Parsing the JSON -- Adding the relevant URLs to the cache -- The fetch event -- The activate event -- Grab the list of cache names -- Loop over them -- Testing our cache -- Summary -- Chapter 13: Auditing Our App -- What is Lighthouse? -- The criteria -- The Audits tab -- Our first audit -- Evaluating the readout -- Using the Lighthouse CLI -- Serving our build folder -- Using Lighthouse to assess the served page -- Logging the results -- Summary -- Chapter 14: Conclusion and Next Steps -- Next steps -- Learning resources -- Case studies -- Building the Google I/O 2016 Progressive Web App -- AliExpress case study -- eXtra Electronics case study -- Jumia case study -- Konga case study -- SUUMO case study -- Example applications -- PWA.rocks -- Flipboard -- React Hacker News -- Notes -- Twitter -- 2048 Puzzle -- Articles to read -- Native apps are doomed -- A BIG list of Progressive Web App tips & tricks -- Testing service workers -- Twitter Lite and High Performance React Progressive Web Apps at Scale -- Why are App Install Banners Still a thing? -- A Progressive Web Application with Vue JS. Transforming an existing Angular application into a Progressive Web App -- Progressing the Web -- Designed Degradations -- UX Patterns for Hostile Environments -- Instant Loading Web Apps With An Application Shell Architecture -- Trick users into thinking your site's faster than it is -- Apple's refusal to support Progressive Web Apps is a detriment to the future of the web -- Tools -- Workbox -- Sw-precache -- Sw-toolbox -- Offline-plugin -- Manifest-json -- Serviceworker-rails -- Sw-offline-google-analytics -- Dynamic Service Workers (DSW) -- UpUp -- Generator-pwa -- Progressive-webapp-config -- Stretch goals -- Switch to Preact -- Show online status -- Show when typing -- Include file upload -- Create chat rooms -- Interactive without React -- Building your own backend -- Closing words -- Summary -- Index.
Enhance the performance of your applications by using React and adding the Progressive web app capability to it.
1788296133 9781788296137 (electronic bk.)
CL0500000914 Safari Books Online
GBB7O3362 bnb
018610877 Uk
React (Computer program)
Web applications--Development.
JavaScript (Computer program language)
Applications Web--Développement.
JavaScript (Langage de programmation)
COMPUTERS--Web--Web Services & APIs.
COMPUTERS--Web--General.
COMPUTERS--Web--Design.
JavaScript (Computer program language)
Electronic books.
QA76.76.A65
005.2762
Progressive web apps with React : create lightning fast web apps with native power using React and Firebase / Scott Domes. - 1 online resource (1 volume) : illustrations
Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Credits -- About the Author -- About the Reviewer -- www.PacktPub.com -- Customer Feedback -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1: Creating Our App Structure -- Setting the scene -- The problem -- The other problem -- Beginning work -- Why Progressive Web Apps? -- Why React? -- A rose by any other name -- User stories -- Application challenges -- Instant loading -- Push notifications -- Offline access -- Mobile-first design -- Progressive enhancement -- Let's get going -- Our app skeleton -- CSS and assets -- Meta tags and favicons -- What is npm? -- Node setup -- The dark side of npm -- Project initiation -- Installing React -- Using React -- Welcome to ReactDOM -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Getting Started with Webpack -- Our project structure -- Welcome to Webpack -- Bundling files -- Moving our React -- Shortcuts -- Our Dev server -- Webpack loaders -- Our first ES6 -- Splitting up our app -- Hot reloading -- Building for production -- Creating a custom script -- Making an asset manifest -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Our App's Login Page -- What is a React component? -- Controversies and Separation of Concerns -- Class components versus functional components -- Our second component -- State in React -- Reusing components -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Easy Backend Setup With Firebase -- What is Firebase? -- Firebase gotchas -- Setting up -- Hiding our API key -- Deploying Firebase -- Authentication with Firebase -- What is a promise? -- Back to authentication -- Code cleanup -- Signing up -- Saving our user -- Event listeners -- Lifecycle methods -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Routing with React -- The plan -- Pages on pages -- The React Router difference -- Our ChatContainer -- Installing React Router -- Our BrowserRouter -- Our first two Routes -- Redirecting on login -- Logging out -- Detour -- higher order components. Our third Route -- Summary -- Chapter 6: Completing Our App -- User stories progress -- ChatContainer skeleton -- Managing data flow -- Creating a message -- Sending a message to Firebase -- Our message data -- Loading data from Firebase -- Displaying our messages -- Message display improvements -- Multiple users -- Batching user messages -- Scrolling down -- React refs -- Loading indicator -- The Profile page -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Adding a Service Worker -- What is a service worker? -- The service worker life cycle -- Registering our first service worker -- Checking for browser support -- Listening for the page load -- Registering the service worker -- Logging out the result -- Experiencing the service worker life cycle -- Adding Firebase to our service worker -- Naming our service worker -- Summary -- Chapter 8: Using a Service Worker to Send Push Notifications -- Requesting permission -- Tracking tokens -- Attaching a user to the token -- Changing the user inside NotificationResource -- Creating a new token -- Updating an existing token -- Sending push notifications -- Writing our Cloud function -- Sending to the tokens -- Testing our push notifications -- Debugging push notifications -- Checking the Cloud Functions logs -- Checking the Service Worker -- Checking the tokens -- Summary -- Chapter 9: Making Our App Installable with a Manifest -- What is an app manifest? -- Browser support -- Making our app installable -- Android -- Manifest properties -- Other properties -- Linking our manifest -- Making our app installable -- iOS -- App install banners and you -- Delaying the app install banner -- Listening for the event -- Summary -- Chapter 10: The App Shell -- What is progressive enhancement? -- The RAIL model -- Load -- Idle -- Animation -- Response -- Timeline -- Measuring using the timeline -- The Summary tab -- Network requests -- Waterfall. Screenshots -- PageSpeed Insights -- The app shell pattern -- Moving shell HTML out of React -- Moving CSS out of React -- Moving the loading indicator -- Summary -- Chapter 11: Chunking JavaScript to Optimize Performance with Webpack -- The PRPL pattern -- Push -- Render -- Pre-cache -- Lazy-load -- What is code splitting? -- Webpack configuration -- Babel stage 1 -- Conditional imports -- Higher-order components -- AsyncComponent -- Route splitting -- Lazy loading -- Summary -- Chapter 12: Ready to Cache -- What is caching? -- The importance of caching -- The Cache API -- Methods -- The asset manifest -- Setting up our cache -- The install event -- Opening up the cache -- Fetching the asset manifest -- Parsing the JSON -- Adding the relevant URLs to the cache -- The fetch event -- The activate event -- Grab the list of cache names -- Loop over them -- Testing our cache -- Summary -- Chapter 13: Auditing Our App -- What is Lighthouse? -- The criteria -- The Audits tab -- Our first audit -- Evaluating the readout -- Using the Lighthouse CLI -- Serving our build folder -- Using Lighthouse to assess the served page -- Logging the results -- Summary -- Chapter 14: Conclusion and Next Steps -- Next steps -- Learning resources -- Case studies -- Building the Google I/O 2016 Progressive Web App -- AliExpress case study -- eXtra Electronics case study -- Jumia case study -- Konga case study -- SUUMO case study -- Example applications -- PWA.rocks -- Flipboard -- React Hacker News -- Notes -- Twitter -- 2048 Puzzle -- Articles to read -- Native apps are doomed -- A BIG list of Progressive Web App tips & tricks -- Testing service workers -- Twitter Lite and High Performance React Progressive Web Apps at Scale -- Why are App Install Banners Still a thing? -- A Progressive Web Application with Vue JS. Transforming an existing Angular application into a Progressive Web App -- Progressing the Web -- Designed Degradations -- UX Patterns for Hostile Environments -- Instant Loading Web Apps With An Application Shell Architecture -- Trick users into thinking your site's faster than it is -- Apple's refusal to support Progressive Web Apps is a detriment to the future of the web -- Tools -- Workbox -- Sw-precache -- Sw-toolbox -- Offline-plugin -- Manifest-json -- Serviceworker-rails -- Sw-offline-google-analytics -- Dynamic Service Workers (DSW) -- UpUp -- Generator-pwa -- Progressive-webapp-config -- Stretch goals -- Switch to Preact -- Show online status -- Show when typing -- Include file upload -- Create chat rooms -- Interactive without React -- Building your own backend -- Closing words -- Summary -- Index.
Enhance the performance of your applications by using React and adding the Progressive web app capability to it.
1788296133 9781788296137 (electronic bk.)
CL0500000914 Safari Books Online
GBB7O3362 bnb
018610877 Uk
React (Computer program)
Web applications--Development.
JavaScript (Computer program language)
Applications Web--Développement.
JavaScript (Langage de programmation)
COMPUTERS--Web--Web Services & APIs.
COMPUTERS--Web--General.
COMPUTERS--Web--Design.
JavaScript (Computer program language)
Electronic books.
QA76.76.A65
005.2762