1: Introduction
2: Getting Started
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Module Introduction (0:29)
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Install Node.js and Quasar CLI (1:15)
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Create & Launch a New Quasar Project (not in PWA mode yet) (3:59)
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Update: Quasar V1 Documentation
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Folder Structure - Layouts, Pages & Routes (3:10)
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Install Vue Devtools on Chrome (1:03)
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Vue.js Basics (1:01)
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Clean up the Project (0:51)
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Developing on Android & iOS (0:31)
3: Layout, Pages & Routes - Start building Quasagram
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Module Introduction (0:29)
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Pages and Routes (2:23)
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Footer with Tab Navigation (4:09)
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Footer - Add Some Style (4:42)
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Footer - Change the Icon Set (4:40)
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Header - Styles (2:18)
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Header - Instagram-Style Title (Install Custom Font) (3:45)
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Desktop - Hide Footer on Larger Displays (5:16)
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Desktop - Show Navigation in Header on Larger Displays (3:22)
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Desktop - Make the Header More Desktopy on Larger Displays (5:58)
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Desktop - Constrain Content for Wider Screens (2:05)
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Finished Module Code
4: Design - Home Page
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Module Introduction (0:26)
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Constrain the Page Content & Add Background Color (2:21)
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Create a List of Posts - Post Header (2:04)
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Create a List of Posts - Image (1:23)
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Create a List of Posts - Caption and Date (1:52)
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Add a Posts Array to Data Object (1:58)
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Connect the Posts Array to the View with v-for (2:26)
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Format the Date with a Filter (2:58)
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Add a Mini-Profile for Desktop (6:06)
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Hide the Mini-Profile on Mobile (2:53)
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Finished Module Code
5: Design - Camera Page
6: Native Device Features - Camera
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Module Introduction (0:48)
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Display Camera Feed in Photo Frame (3:59)
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getUserMedia - Browser Support and Polyfill (2:02)
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Capture the Image (7:00)
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Convert the Image to a Blob (2:31)
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Add a Fallback Image Upload Field (6:12)
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Display Fallback Image in Canvas (5:16)
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Disable Camera After Capture & When User Leaves Page (3:06)
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Finished Module Code
7: Native Device Features - Location
8: Firebase - Cloud Firestore Database & Storage
9: Node.js & Express Backend
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Module Introduction (1:10)
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Create & Launch our Backend Locally (6:05)
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Add Auto Restarting with Nodemon (2:42)
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Add a Simple Posts Endpoint (1:37)
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Deploy our Backend Server (1) - Setup Heroku (2:49)
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Deploy our Backend Server (2) - Deploy with Heroku Builds (6:13)
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If you want to use Cloud Functions (10:25)
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Finished Module Code
10: Get Posts Endpoint
11: Create Post Endpoint
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Module Introduction (0:37)
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Add createPost Endpoint (2:06)
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Environment Variables to Manage our API URLs (5:59)
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Send the Post Data to the Endpoint (6:52)
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Parse the Form Data with Busboy (6:55)
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Store the Field Data as a Post (1) (6:06)
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Store the Field Data as a Post (2) (1:09)
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Upload the Image (1) Configure Google Cloud Storage (1:51)
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Upload the Image (2) Save the Image to the Temp Folder (3:47)
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Upload the Image (3) Upload to Google Cloud Storage & Store the Image URL (9:59)
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Add Validation (3:34)
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Handle Errors & Successes (4:47)
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Handle Loading (2:56)
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Remember to Keep an Eye on the Size of your Images in Storage (2:15)
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Finished Module Code
12: Assignment 1 - Database & Backend
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Assignment 1 - Database & Backend (5:49)
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Task 1 - Get the Project Running (0:41)
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Task 2 - Create a Firebase Project (0:29)
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Task 3 - Create a Cloud Firestore Database (1:56)
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Task 4 - Setup a Node.js & Express Backend (3:46)
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Task 5 - Initialize Firestore Database (2:32)
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Task 6 - Tasks Endpoint (3:07)
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Task 7 - Display Tasks in App (2:47)
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Task 8 - Create Task Endpoint (1) (2:13)
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Task 9 - Create Task Endpoint (2) (2:03)
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Task 10 - Create Task Endpoint (3) (4:29)
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Task 11 - Add a Loading Screen (2:44)
13: PWA - Setup and Manifest File
14: PWA - Icons for All Devices
15: PWA - Home Screen Installation
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Module Introduction (0:33)
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Create the App Install Banner (3:47)
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Add an App Icon to the Banner (3:16)
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Show App Install Banner on Desktop (3:10)
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Only show App Install Banner when App Installable (5:23)
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Show Native Install Prompt if they click Yes (4:01)
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Allow the User to Hide the App Install Banner (7:39)
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Animate the App Install Banner (3:56)
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Finished Module Code
16: PWA - Service Workers & Workbox
17: PWA - Precaching
18: PWA - Caching Strategies
19: PWA - Background Sync
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Background Sync Introduction (2:28)
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Check for Background Sync Support (4:01)
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Create Post Background Sync (9:10)
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Redirect to Home Page if Post Created Offline (6:05)
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Display the Offline Posts (1) - Open the IndexedDB Database with IDB (7:02)
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Disable the Workbox Logs
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Display the Offline Posts (2) - Get the Raw Request Data (5:27)
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Display the Offline Posts (3) - Get the Form Fields & Add Offline Post to Page (13:29)
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Style the Offline Posts Differently (7:25)
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Show Offline Post was Uploaded (1) - Add onSync Hook to Queue (10:58)
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Show Offline Post was Uploaded (2) - Send Message to the Client (Browser) (11:53)
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Show Offline Post was Uploaded (3) - Remove the Offline Post Styles (6:09)
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Finished Module Code
20: PWA - Push Notifications
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Module Introduction (1:35)
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How Push Notifications Work (5:42)
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Create an “Enable Notifications” Banner (1) - Repurpose the App Install Banner (8:07)
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Create an “Enable Notifications” Banner (2) - Improve the Style (4:22)
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Request Notifications Permission (5:21)
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Display a Notification from Our App (3:57)
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Notification Options (7:12)
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Display a Notification Using the Service Worker (3:49)
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Notification Actions (3:00)
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Handle Notification Clicks (4:49)
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Handle Notification Closed (1:40)
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Check for Existing Push Subscription (4:31)
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Create a New Push Subscription (4:34)
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Secure the Push Subscription with Web Push (1) (3:58)
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Secure the Push Subscription with Web Push (2) (4:00)
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Store The Subscription in Cloud Firestore Database (1) (2:55)
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Store The Subscription in Cloud Firestore Database (2) (8:18)
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A Note About Push Subscriptions & Service Workers (2:23)
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Send a “New Post” Push Notification from Our Backend Server (10:42)
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If You’re Using Cloud Functions (Important) (3:06)
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Listen for Push Notifications in the Service Worker (7:22)
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Display the Real Push Notification (4:46)
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Open our Home Page on Notification Click (6:22)
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Send the Open URL from the Backend (3:54)
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Finished Module Code
21: Desktop Browsers - Testing & Fixing
22: Mobile - Android - Developing, Testing & Improving
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Module Introduction (0:30)
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Developing on Android Emulator (1) - Install Android Studio (1:03)
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Developing on Android Emulator (2) - Setup Virtual Device (1:19)
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Developing on Android Emulator (3) - Launch on Android Emulator (12:35)
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Developing on Android Emulator (4) - Debugging (2:25)
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Launch Live App on Android Emulator (4:57)
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Developing on a Real Android Device (17:55)
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Fix Background Sync Issue (13:37)
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Show the Image in the Notification on Android (7:58)
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Check the Background Sync Fix (9:51)
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Finished Module Code
23: Mobile - iOS - Developing, Testing & Fixing
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Module Introduction (0:27)
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Developing on iOS Simulator (1) - Install Xcode & Launch the Simulator (1:05)
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Developing on iOS Simulator (2) - Launch on iOS Simulator (8:06)
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Developing on iOS Simulator (3) - Debugging (2:16)
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How I Got Safari Simulator Debugging Working
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Fix Footer on iOS Safari (6:13)
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Developing on a Real iOS Device (8:59)
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Fix the Camera & Post Image Button Issues (5:42)
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Finished App Code
24: Assignment 2 - Progressive Web Apps
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Assignment 2 - Progressive Web Apps (11:22)
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Task 1 - Get App Running (4:51)
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Task 2 - Change Theme Color (1:16)
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Task 3 - Generate App Icons (1:45)
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Task 4 - Install App Button (1) (1:55)
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Task 5 - Install App Button (2) (1:53)
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Task 6 - Enable Precache (2:22)
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Task 7 - Caching Strategies (3:29)
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Task 8 - Background Sync (1) (3:26)
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Task 9 - Background Sync (2) (2:53)
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Task 10 - Background Sync (3) (3:00)
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Task 11 - Push Notifications - Notification Permission (1) (1:54)
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Task 12 - Push Notifications - Notification Permission (2) (1:53)
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Task 13 - Push Notifications - Create Push Subscription (1) (3:09)
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Task 14 - Push Notifications - Create Push Subscription (2) (6:25)
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Task 15 - Push Notifications - Store Push Subscription in Database (5:22)
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Task 16 - “You’re subscribed!” Notification (2:00)
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Task 17 - Send Push Notification from Backend (7:11)
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Task 18 - Display Push Notification (3:51)
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Task 19 - Handle Push Notification Click (4:14)
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Task 20 - Host App on Firebase & Backend on Heroku (15:18)
25: What Next?
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