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Course Introduction: Progressive Web Apps in React with create-react-app
1m 43s
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Create a Progressive Web App with React and Register a Service Worker
3m 48s
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View the Service Worker and the Cache, and Debug a PWA with Chrome’s Dev Tools
3m 40s
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Use a Custom Service Worker in a create-react-app PWA without Ejecting
4m 3s
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Pre-cache Static Resources with Workbox and View a React PWA Offline
1m 21s
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Listen for `install` and `activate` PWA Events in a Service Worker
2m 1s
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Cache Third Party Resources from a CDN in a React PWA
2m 41s
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Cache JSON Data in a React PWA with Workbox, and Display it while Offline
1m 6s
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Add an Offline Status Indicator to a PWA with React
1m 42s
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Show an Error when a POST or DELETE Fails in an Offline PWA
2m 33s
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Add a Custom App Icon to a PWA built with create-react-app
1m 33s
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Change the Name and Short Name of a PWA built with create-react-app
1m 31s
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Add a PWA to the Home Screen of an iOS or Android Device, and the Chrome App Home Screen
1m 49s
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Add Navigation Elements in React to a PWA in Standalone Mode
1m 30s
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Access the Camera in a PWA built with React
4m 2s
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Add Push Notifications to a PWA with React in Chrome and on Android
4m 4s
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Disable Text Selection and Touch Callouts in a PWA on iOS
1m 5s
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Change the Status Bar Color on iOS and Android in a PWA
2m 11s
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Customize the Splash Screen of a PWA built with create-react-app
1m 38s
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Do a PWA Audit with Lighthouse using Chrome Dev Tools
1m 42s

Add a Custom App Icon to a PWA built with create-react-app

Name: Add a Custom App Icon to a PWA built with create-react-app
Uploaded: 2018-11-27T14:44:47-06:00
Description: We'll add a custom app icon to our PWA, and specify those new icon sizes in the manifest.json file, which defines our PWA to the browser. That will add the icons that will allow us to install the app on Android, Chrome, and iOS.

InstructorChris Achard

React16.6.3-16.8.6
JavaScript

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We'll add a custom app icon to our PWA, and specify those new icon sizes in the manifest.json file, which defines our PWA to the browser. That will add the icons that will allow us to install the app on Android, Chrome, and iOS.

Add a Custom App Icon to a PWA built with create-react-app

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Progressive Web Apps in React with create-react-app