In the past two years, I’ve been fascinated by the rise of web3. As Albert (from union square venture) wrote: “It is difficult to overstate how big an innovation this is. We went from not being able to do something at all to having a first working version. Again to be clear, I am not […]
If you have a website that contain ‘just’ your (business) address you can do better. How? You can use the links below to help your users navigate to you with one click. This will save them the trouble to ‘select’, ‘copy’ and open their map app in order to get to you. Waze supports an […]
On May, We (a team from Google) are going to run from Napa Valley to Santa Cruz. It’s a relay 191 miles race or as some call it: “The longest party in CA”. There are teams of 12 members that will run 36 legs (3 legs per runner, 3-8 miles each) through 36 cities and… across […]
One of the most powerful aspects of the web is the ability to share your ideas and work with others quickly. Over the years, I tried several options to share code and do demos. It’s true that you can always start your own server and serve your site, but in many cases, you want to […]
Today I gave a talk at our Startup Space in San Francisco to a group of startups from Mexico. The goal of this talk was to expose young entrepreneurs to the power of the web platform and how they could leverage progressive web apps in order to improve their businesses. The first section is talking […]
TL;DR Create (for free) an SSL certificate. One resource for that is letsencrypt.org Install it on your website’s server: letsencrypt.org/docs/client-options/ – You just quickly choose the client that will match your server environment or do everything in your browser. Change all your website’s links from HTTP to HTTPS so that search engines are notified and users will get the HTTPS version. […]
Progressive web apps are a huge opportunity for businesses. They are all about an amazing experience and make the user productive from the first visit. We wish them to be fast and reachable everywhere. I wrote in the past on ‘How to build a PWA‘ – But in this post, I will address the issues we face with the gaps in […]
Progressive Web Apps are experiences that combine the best of the web and the best of apps. They load quickly, even on flaky networks, can re-engage with users by sending web push notifications, have an icon on the home screen and load as top-level, full screen experiences. Here are the slides from the keynote I gave […]
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