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IT Services Circle
IT Services Circle
Oct 10, 2023 · Frontend Development

How Adobe Brings Photoshop to the Browser: WebAssembly, Web Components, Service Workers, and AI Integration

Adobe’s new web‑based Photoshop demonstrates how modern browser APIs—such as WebAssembly, OPFS, Service Workers, Lit‑based Web Components, and TensorFlow.js—enable a complex, graphics‑intensive application to run efficiently across platforms while offering AI‑powered features and future‑proof performance optimizations.

Adobe PhotoshopLitOPFS
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How Adobe Brings Photoshop to the Browser: WebAssembly, Web Components, Service Workers, and AI Integration
Yuewen Frontend Team
Yuewen Frontend Team
Sep 3, 2018 · Frontend Development

Mastering Push Notifications: Handling Push Events and Displaying Alerts

This article explains how push messages trigger a push event in a service worker, how to access event data, use event.waitUntil to keep the worker alive, and how to configure and display rich notifications with icons, images, actions, vibration, and best‑practice tips across browsers.

FrontendWeb APInotification design
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Mastering Push Notifications: Handling Push Events and Displaying Alerts
Yuewen Frontend Team
Yuewen Frontend Team
Aug 29, 2018 · Frontend Development

How to Subscribe a User to Push Notifications with Service Workers

This guide walks you through detecting push support, registering a service worker, requesting notification permission, creating a PushSubscription with proper options, and sending the subscription data to a backend for later use, all using modern JavaScript APIs.

APIFrontendJavaScript
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How to Subscribe a User to Push Notifications with Service Workers
Qunar Tech Salon
Qunar Tech Salon
Apr 23, 2017 · Frontend Development

Performance Optimizations in Twitter Lite: Code Splitting, Rendering, Images, Redux, and Service Workers

This article explains how Twitter Lite, one of the world’s largest React.js PWAs, eliminates a range of performance bottlenecks through route‑based code splitting, avoiding frame‑dropping functions, using smaller images, optimizing React lifecycle methods, improving Redux updates, and leveraging Service Workers for faster asset delivery.

Code SplittingFrontendPWA
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Performance Optimizations in Twitter Lite: Code Splitting, Rendering, Images, Redux, and Service Workers