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Why is it like this? Installed Web Apps - how they are built, function, and struggle today.
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Date:
– Pacific Daylight Time
Status:
Confirmed
Location:
2 Ballroom Level - California B
Participants:
Denis Ah-Kang, Mustaq Ahmed, Pierre-Antoine Champin, Balazs Engedy, Natasha Gaitonde, Felipe Gomes, Reilly Grant, Lu Huang, Victor Huang, Rob Kochman, Marijn Kruisselbrink, Kristin Lee, Pete LePage, Penelope McLachlan, Eric Meyer, Daniel Murphy, Dibyajyoti Pal, Christine Ring, Vincent Scheib, Kadir Topal, Howard Wolosky, Valerie Young
Big meeting:
TPAC 2024 (Calendar)

Installing web applications has been around for a while now, and common patterns, requirements, and problems have emerged. This presentation will go over these things with some case studies, and hopes to inform future development of web platform functionality to provide a stable, non-flaky, and functional platform for developers to create competitive and rich user experiences.

Agenda

Chairs:
Daniel Murphy, Reilly Grant

Description:
Installing web applications has been around for a while now, and common patterns, requirements, and problems have emerged. This presentation will go over these things with some case studies, and hopes to inform future development of web platform functionality to provide a stable, non-flaky, and functional platform for developers to create competitive and rich user experiences.

Goal(s):
Understanding web app functionality, structures, problems, and common gotchas today.

Agenda:
Presentation link: https://bit.ly/installed-web-app-state-struggles-2024-presentation
Minutes: https://www.w3.org/2024/09/25-web-apps-struggle-minutes.html

Materials:

Track(s):

  • Web Apps

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