Channel: Google Chrome Developers

Category: Science & Technology

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Description: With service workers it is possible to implement an offline experience for our web app, but there are cases, when the user is offline, that all our app does is display a message letting the user know and asking them to come back later. In this video you’ll learn how to use Workbox to serve your offline fallback page with as little as one line of code. Workbox documentation → goo.gle/3Dstbmg Offline fallback Workbox recipe → goo.gle/32XBiup Offline fallback recipe options → goo.gle/3IiEyAv Intro to service workers → goo.gle/3GbW9bH Service worker lifecycle → goo.gle/3DfItdS Follow workboxjs on twitter → goo.gle/3rz0Xni Follow Adriana on twitter → goo.gle/3IlpWjS Catch more from Unpacking the Workbox → goo.gle/UnpackingTheWorkbox Subscribe to Google Chrome Developers → goo.gle/ChromeDevs #PWA #Workboxjs #ProgressiveWebApp #WebDevelopment #Chrome #Developer #UnpackingTheWorkbox