Core Technologies
Skills:
JavaScript Fundamentals80%
Key Takeaways
Explanation of JavaScript Promises, Fetch API, and ES2015 for PWA development
Full Transcript
[Music] there are a couple of new technologies you're going to see a lot of in this course those Technologies are the fetch API and Promises Promises make a synchronous programming much easier the fetch API is a replacement for xmlhttp request built on promises in this example we're getting a Json file parsing it and capturing any exceptions that occur this is much simpler than writing a collection of event handlers and simplifies code reuse the key here is the then function it takes a function reference and waits for the previous operation to complete before calling the function if any errors occur it transfers execution to the catch at the end we're going to use a lot of anonymous functions in this course you can use the same function declarations you've always used or use the new es 2015 fat Arrow syntax to declare a function the new syntax takes a list of parameters on the left the equals greater than arrow and a code body on the right take a moment to look at this shorthand as we will be using it frequently using fat Arrow functions lets us rewrite the first example more concisely we call fetch pass the result to a function and we catch any exceptions with the second function that probably went by quickly so take a moment to try these in your browser's console they work in most modern browsers but check your favorite source for Fetch and Promises support open the browser's console and type in this quick fetch sample it gets index.html in the local directory and shows the result try it with and without an index.html file you can find this sample in the core Technologies lab folder under fetch. text let's try this sample that retrieves a Json file just change the file name to animals. Json and the response decoder from TCH to Json all lowercase this time it fetches animals. Json which is in the core Technologies folder and decodes the Json and that's it don't worry if that went by quickly we'll take a deeper dive into Fetch and Promises in a bit please take a few minutes and experiment with these examples before moving on to the service worker
Original Description
Most API’s in the PWA space are built on JavaScript Promises and the Fetch API. This video provides an explanation of these technologies, as well as a brief introduction to ES2015.
Codelabs, slides and more information are available from the Progressive Web Apps Training home page: https://developers.google.com/web/ilt/pwa
Watch on YouTube ↗
(saves to browser)
Sign in to unlock AI tutor explanation · ⚡30
Playlist
Uploads from Chrome for Developers · Chrome for Developers · 0 of 60
← Previous
Next →
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
Polymer Performance Patterns (The Polymer Summit 2015)
Chrome for Developers
Polymer Power Tools (The Polymer Summit 2015)
Chrome for Developers
Chrome Dev Summit 2014 – Chrome Case Studies
Chrome for Developers
Web Directions Code 2015 round up
Chrome for Developers
Maintainable Code - HTTP203
Chrome for Developers
iron-ajax… wat?! -- Polycasts #26
Chrome for Developers
The Guardian - Supercharged
Chrome for Developers
ES2015 (next version of JavaScript), Totally Tooling Tips (S2 Ep1)
Chrome for Developers
#AskPolymer: Rob answers all the questions ever -- Polycasts #27
Chrome for Developers
The Future of JavaScript - HTTP203
Chrome for Developers
Data Binding 101 -- Polycasts #28
Chrome for Developers
The Guardian part 2 - Supercharged
Chrome for Developers
The Future of Web Audio: with Chris Wilson and Chris Lowis
Chrome for Developers
Chrome 46: New motion-path animations, client hints and service worker improvements
Chrome for Developers
Sublime Snippets, Totally Tooling Tips (S2 Ep2)
Chrome for Developers
#AskPolymer: How do you make the show? -- Polycasts #29
Chrome for Developers
Critical Path CSS, Totally Tooling Tips (S2 Mini Tip #1)
Chrome for Developers
Binding to Objects -- Polycasts #30
Chrome for Developers
Player FM - Supercharged
Chrome for Developers
Where’s the Designer? #AskPolymer -- Polycasts #31
Chrome for Developers
Jake Beats Wikipedia - HTTP203
Chrome for Developers
Supercharged Observers! -- Polycasts #32
Chrome for Developers
Jai's Web blog - Supercharged
Chrome for Developers
Windows Command-line Tooling, Totally Tooling Tips (S2, Ep4)
Chrome for Developers
What about internationalization? #AskPolymer -- Polycasts #33
Chrome for Developers
Developing for Billions (Chrome Dev Summit 2015)
Chrome for Developers
Google+ Performance Improvement Comparison
Chrome for Developers
Deploying HTTPS: The Green Lock and Beyond (Chrome Dev Summit 2015)
Chrome for Developers
Progressive Web Apps (Chrome Dev Summit 2015)
Chrome for Developers
Instant Loading with Service Workers (Chrome Dev Summit 2015)
Chrome for Developers
Increase Engagement with Web Push Notifications (Chrome Dev Summit 2015)
Chrome for Developers
Engaging with the Real World: Web Bluetooth and Physical Web (Chrome Dev Summit 2015)
Chrome for Developers
Asking for Permission: respectful, opinionated UI (Chrome Dev Summit 2015)
Chrome for Developers
Polymer - State of the Union (Chrome Dev Summit 2015)
Chrome for Developers
Building Progressive Web Apps with Polymer (Chrome Dev Summit 2015)
Chrome for Developers
Introduction to RAIL (Chrome Dev Summit 2015)
Chrome for Developers
DevTools in 2015: Authoring to the max (Chrome Dev Summit 2015)
Chrome for Developers
RAIL in the real world (Chrome Dev Summit 2015)
Chrome for Developers
#ChromeDevSummit talks are up - W00T! -- Polycast #34
Chrome for Developers
V8 Performance from the Driver's Seat (Chrome Dev Summit 2015)
Chrome for Developers
Quantify and improve real-world RAIL (Chrome Dev Summit 2015)
Chrome for Developers
Owning your performance: RAIL (Chrome Dev Summit 2015)
Chrome for Developers
HTTP/2 101 (Chrome Dev Summit 2015)
Chrome for Developers
Leadership Panel (Chrome Dev Summit 2015)
Chrome for Developers
Build Processes, Totally Tooling Tips (S2, Ep 5)
Chrome for Developers
Accessibility (Chrome Dev Summit 2015)
Chrome for Developers
Binding to Arrays -- Polycasts #35
Chrome for Developers
HTTP2 - HTTP203
Chrome for Developers
Chrome 47: Splash Screens, requestIdleCallback and better desktop notifications (New in Chrome)
Chrome for Developers
Call For Submissions - Supercharged
Chrome for Developers
Cross Device Testing, Totally Tooling Tips (S2 Ep6)
Chrome for Developers
Testing AJAX with Web Component Tester -- Polycasts #37
Chrome for Developers
Slack: Extended Xmas Special - Supercharged
Chrome for Developers
Browser testing with Travis & Sauce Labs -- Polycasts #38
Chrome for Developers
Optimize for production with Vulcanize -- Polycasts #39
Chrome for Developers
Highlights from Chrome Dev Summit 2015
Chrome for Developers
Chrome 48: Custom buttons in notifications, DevTools Security panel, and Presentation mode
Chrome for Developers
Crisper: Protecting your Polymer app with CSP -- Polycasts #40
Chrome for Developers
How do I use Sass with Polymer? #AskPolymer -- Polycasts #41
Chrome for Developers
Colors – DevTools Tonight #0 (Pilot)
Chrome for Developers
More on: JavaScript Fundamentals
View skill →Related Reads
📰
📰
📰
📰
Build It HTML-First: Why a Plain Web Form Beat a React Rewrite
Dev.to · Arthur
Starting the Frontend for a Full-Stack E-commerce Store (Auth Store, Axios, and Public vs. Protected Routing)
Dev.to · Chinwuba
Practice Frontend Typeahead Interviews With AbortController and ARIA
Dev.to · Karuha
Building Maintainable Frontend Systems
Dev.to · Ufomadu Nnaemeka
🎓
Tutor Explanation
DeepCamp AI