Have a spare hour and want to learn a new Firebase trick? Each codelab provides a focused, self-contained coding experience that you can complete on your own.
Codelabs are free, self-paced, online modules.
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Firebase Analytics is a free, unlimited analytics solution that lets you gather data about your users and how they interact with your app.
Learn how to add Firebase Analytics to your app and use it to make informed decisions about things like ad placement, products to stock, and how difficult to make a level in a game.
Learn to use Firebase to build and scale your apps. Implement the Firebase Realtime Database and learn how to set up authentication, notifications, remote configuration, and analytics.
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A web app is progressive if it uses the latest web technologies to behave like a native mobile app. These technologies are supported by modern browsers and include service workers, databases, and push messaging. You develop Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) using existing tools and technologies to create targeted, ideal user experiences.
Intro to Progressive Web Apps
Free, self-paced, online course.
Build your first PWA, a weather app that works offline. Learn to cache files with the Service Worker API, collect data using the Fetch API, and make your app installable on the home screen with the web app manifest file.
In this codelab-based course, learn how to convert web pages to PWAs and how to use service workers, caching, and an application shell architecture. Build apps that enable meaningful offline experiences, fast first load, and easy user re-engagement upon repeat visits.
In this entertaining, fast-paced class, learn to analyze your own app, select the right caching patterns, use the Service Worker Toolbox, and handle dynamic data via IndexedDB.
Who needs the complication of writing code to handle asynchronous activities that happen out of your app's control, such as network requests and file I/O? JavaScript Promises make asynchronous code as easy to write as doThis().then(that).then(something_else).
Responsive Web Design is an old idea, but many developers struggle to implement it. Cut through the confusion and learn the mechanics of responsive web design. You’ll come away able to build web pages that work equally well on phones, tablets, and the desktop.
Images are the last frontier of responsive design: how can you load the right image for the current screen?
HTML5 has evolved new image-handling capabilities; learn how to work with new features such as <picture>and srcset so that your images look great and load quickly on any device.
Want that smooth-as-a-native-app look and feel? Learn how to build apps that maintain 60-frames-per-second performance to react quickly and render smoothly.
Become an HTTP master, optimizing network communications (for example using REST), preventing security problems (XSS, CSRF), deploying HTTPS, and turbocharging your apps with HTTP/2.
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