There are a slew of tools Google provides to help developers improve their web applications. One of them is Lighthouse, a tool for improving the quality of web pages by running audits for performance, accessibility, progressive web apps, SEO and more.
In this session GDG Berkeley organizer, Michael Solati will aim to teach how to understand the feedback from Lighthouse and implement basic fixes, as well as show how to include Lighthouse as part of your build and testing process using Lighthouse CI.
Developer Program Engineer
Michael is a Developer Program Engineer at Google focusing on the web and Chrome. He has been writing code for five years and has found his love in Angular, Firebase, Progressive Web Apps, and the voodoo ways of the web... Michael has also spoken at various meetups and conferences, including Angular NYC, JSConf China, and the United Nations. Michael has a side business, a MaaS product, feel fr…
Michael is a Developer Program Engineer at Google focusing on the web and Chrome. He has been writing code for five years and has found his love in Angular, Firebase, Progressive Web Apps, and the voodoo ways of the web... Michael has also spoken at various meetups and conferences, including Angular NYC, JSConf China, and the United Nations. Michael has a side business, a MaaS product, feel free to ask him about it!
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