Hello.

I am Paul Kinlan.

A Developer Advocate for Chrome and the Open Web at Google.

I love the web. The web should allow anyone to access any experience that they need without the need for native install or content walled garden.

Ephemeral social or content networks

Paul Kinlan

If there is no one around to read your tweet, does it make a difference?

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Serverless Data Sync in Web Apps with Bit Torrent

Paul Kinlan

TL;DR - Here is a demo Code Our team has built a lot of Progressive Web Apps recently to demonstrate how we think they can be built: Airhorner, Voice Memos, Guitar Tuner, SVG-OMG are a few that spring to mind. One thing that is common across all of these sites is that they have no server component to store and synchronise data. We built these sites as examples and reference implementations of the types of experiences that we can deliver on the web, they were never intended to be full "Apps" that you would build as a business.

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The future of the web on mobile from Coldfront Conf

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The web is changing, we need to adapt

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Walking, talking and ideas for web apps

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How do you find ideas for web apps and why is it important to build apps that push the platform?

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The future of communications apps is on the web

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It might be a hard sell, but there are number of advantages to using the web.

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Living with Web Apps

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A spent a while living just with web apps. Here is my report.

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Add to home screen is not what the web needs. Is it?

Paul Kinlan

Maybe? :)

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