What Web Can Do

An interactive overview of the device integration HTML5 Web Platform APIs by @NOtherDev

[What Web Can Do @WhatWebCanDo]

Good news for Web Authentication API 👇

[WIRED @WIRED]

At @Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference yesterday, the company announced it will launch passwordless logins across Macs, iPhones, iPads, and Apple TVs around September of this year. https://t.co/vnTocGUuYZ

[WebKit @webkit]

Meet Web Push — a technical article about implementing Web Push in WebKit and Safari by @bradeeoh

https://t.co/7lWbsEqv9v

[Chrome for Developers @ChromiumDev]

A gift for all! 🎁

Learn how @tomayac recreated the TI-30X SOLAR calculator in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, using the Window Controls Overlay API and the Ambient Light Sensor API!

#Designcember 🎄🧮

https://t.co/IgCTnjZEaH

[Maximiliano Firtman @firt]

Web Locks API, the <model> HTML element with its corresponding API, and a better FileSystem Access API implementation (adding file picker support) are probably coming to Safari next year.

[Alexey Rodionov @alexey_rodionov]

Wondering (like me) how browsers handle various prompts (PWA install, permission requests, notifications) from within XR, if at all? 🤔

I've developed a #WebXR test page for that. 🧑‍🔧

Try it now! 👀

https://t.co/OwNsZjaE3C

#PWA #CapableWeb #ImmersiveWeb #VR #AR #MR #XR

[lil PWA @Justinwillis96]

Over here looking at @WhatWebCanDo in Edge on my Windows device and these new Edge docs https://t.co/A6v4WBCXDb. With all these capabilities, PWAs sure look like the best way to build a FULL FEATURED app that works anywhere, even app stores with @pwabuilder

[lil PWA @Justinwillis96]

Yall, the VirtualKeyboard API https://t.co/rKaQM0z1tn is EPIC for improving the tablet experience of your PWAs. It's the small UX things like this that can really make your PWA a great app. Here I am using the CSS env variables it exposes to show my controls above the keyboard

[lil PWA @Justinwillis96]

PSA: Before going with a webview for your next web based Windows app always check @WhatWebCanDo https://t.co/8eg3e7rtBs in Edge. As you can see from my results a PWA can do what you need AND has other benefits over a webview: Cross-Platform, lighter weight 1/2

[Chrome for Developers @ChromiumDev]

As shared before (https://t.co/sKV4eUfkv5), Notification Triggers allows you to schedule local notifications that don't require network, which is great for 🗓 Calendar or ✅ ToDo apps; see https://t.co/bduESctByq by @tomayac.

🙏 File your interest in https://t.co/Fvs6mN48BD.

[What Web Can Do @WhatWebCanDo]

Incredible set of data. All the Web features compatibility data in one place! https://t.co/ZJW1P3K50i

[Paul Kinlan @Paul_Kinlan]

Mozilla set up the the BCD (Browser Compat Data) project and it's a goldmine of information that we should use more.

https://t.co/iDeijpvId2

I built a simple demo https://t.co/rQkYo87Myk that shows you the set of stable API's for your selection of browsers on a given date.

[Chrome for Developers @ChromiumDev]

1️⃣ Send a friend an instant message 💬 w/ a link to a playlist on a music streaming service.
2️⃣ Your pal clicks 🖱 the URL in their messenger.
3️⃣ It opens in the standalone window 🖥 of the streaming service's PWA!

🎉 Let PWAs be #URLHandlers—by @tomayac:
https://t.co/HrbT8xCCgo

[Maxim Salnikov @webmaxru]

We are excited to announce PWA Summit 2021, October 6-7 - a free, online conference focused on helping everyone succeed with Progressive Web Apps. Join us:

🎤Submit a talk on https://t.co/gtDjuS6RGr by Jul 12
📅Book your calendar
👉Follow @PWASummit for updates

#PWA #PWASummit

[Saleh Yusefnejad @SalehYusefnejad]

The correct & complete solution of using #ServiceWorker to make a web app offline-capable.
there are more things to consider than what the typical guides tell:
https://t.co/6voMjNO2O3

[Chrome for Developers @ChromiumDev]

Starting today on Android, some users will get a richer PWA installation dialog on Twitter.

- Want the same for your PWA?
- Easy. Add the `description` and `screenshots` member to your manifest and you're done.

Read https://t.co/dBVxQmQMcU more for details

[WebRTC project @webrtc]

WebRTC is now a W3C and IETF standard. A brief overview of the history, architecture, use cases, and future of WebRTC. https://t.co/x9BidIP7wr

[What Web Can Do @WhatWebCanDo]

@miklax @davidwalshblog Reading the clipboard pops up the prompt asking for explicit permission. No way to use it without user consent.

[David Walsh @davidwalshblog]

navigator.clipboard API
https://t.co/BeRzeSF7ud

[What Web Can Do @WhatWebCanDo]

@octal @nathanwaters Have a look at Web Crypto API: https://t.co/dc9kHDJYrO

[WebKit @webkit]

Meet Face ID and Touch ID for the web to learn how to adopt these technologies with detailed examples, guidance on managing different browser UI, propagating user gestures to WebAuthn calls, and working with Apple Anonymous Attestation. https://t.co/avAF4u3L7w

[Gianluca Varisco @gvarisco]

Chrome 87 introduces the WebAuthn Tab in DevTools. You can now emulate authenticators and debug the Web Authentication API with the new WebAuthn tab.
https://t.co/q4bjvEKdqt