GDG Tech Sessions — Flutter PWA, What and How?

Flutter PWA, What and How?
The web is the largest application-delivery platform in existence, and
introducing progressive web applications takes it to the next level. Flutter, a UI toolkit to create beautiful cross-platform applications, supports standard web technologies like HTML, DOM, Canvas, JavaScript, and runs PWA on the browser; Not surprisingly, with only one language, Dart!

But, what exactly is PWA? How Service Worker as the brain of the PWA works? How can Flutter web be turned into a progressive web app? What are the advanced patterns in creating PWA that can be applied in Flutter web?

Who is the speaker?

Majid is a Google Developer Expert (GDE) and passionate software developer with years of developing and architecting complex web and mobile applications. His passions are generally Flutter, PWA, and performance. He is an award-winning book author at Apress and instructor at PacktPub/Udemy and Pluralsight.

He loves sharing his knowledge with the community by writing and speaking, having workshops and video tutorials, contributing to open source, and organizing meetups  and events. He is also the organizer of several big Nordic conferences and meetups such as FlutterVikings!

Who can enrol at this event?

Everyone 🙌.

If you have any question, reach at host organizers by sending a message geral@tech-sessions.com.

Can I share this event on my community?

Yes, of course! We have the social snippets with the info about the event, if you want to share it on your meetup or in your social networks. Find it here.

SCHEDULE

30^th Setember 2021 | 19:30 CEST

19:30 – 19:35 – Tech Session Presentation (5 min)

A brief introduction to the initiative, with the participation of the promoters, showing useful data.

19:35 – 20:05 – Guest speaker’s talk (30 min)

Presentation of the topic in the form of slides provided by the speaker.

20:05 – 20:25 – Discussion panel, Q&A (20 min)

The Q&A is intended to be made by the public along with the session, not only at the end — the most upvoted questions will be answered.

20:25 – 20:30 – Final remarks (5 min)

Thank you speaker’s participation.