Google I/O 2015 - The next generation mobile web

Speaker(s):
Alex Komoroske; Elisabeth Morant

Description:
The mobile web empowers users to easily navigate through a rich diversity of secure experiences. But until now, developers had to choose between the engagement potential of a native app and the reach potential of the mobile web. Performance improvements, offline support, and access to new device capabilities, such as sending push notifications and promoting add to homescreen, allow developers to deliver more meaningful experiences to the web than ever before. Join us as we talk about the future of the mobile web.

#io15

[MikeDownes]

A most refreshing and awe inspiring _double act_ talk from Elisabeth Morant & Alex Komoroske with perfect timing - learned loads from this, being entertained was the added bonus

[xanderbahl]

The acting makes me want to switch to IE....

[endigo]

There's some great information here, but the overacting by the two speakers is super annoying.

[iwakunrock]

I especially liked the push notifications part. When I first heard about web-based push notifications, I wasn't sure what I could do with it. Now I'm excited to play around with them.

[ChrisWalker]

I can't watch the rest of this. Head hurts from how awkward these two people are. :(

[MrSharkyful]

Wow you can click links in YouTube was totally unaware of this modern functionality.

[armandoenriquez]

Arthur will see on June 5th, 1995 and Kazuki saw con June 7th, 1995 on NHK.

[lflee]

A remotely relevant observation - my G+ app (native) uses 1GB+ phone storage and it only shows about 10-15 posts in my stream with no photos when I am in Airplane Mode. I always wonder why. ;)

[theavangelist]

Is it mandatory to be condescending to work here?

[tigermeng]

website can send push notifications to phone through chrome browser.. just click allow this site send msg..

[janedoe]

the way these presenters are talking reminds me of how people suck at practice presentations they make you do in job training

[lezwon]

o man.. this presentation makes me cringe. why are they acting soo much?