Praise for Going Offline

I���m very, very happy to see that my new book Going Offline is proving to be accessible and unintimidating to a wide audience���that was very much my goal when writing it.

People have been saying nice things on their blogs, which is very gratifying. It���s even more gratifying to see people use the knowledge gained from reading the book to turn those blogs into progressive web apps!

Sara Soueidan:

It doesn���t matter if you���re a designer, a junior developer or an experienced engineer ��� this book is perfect for anyone who wants to learn about Service Workers and take their Web application to a whole new level.

I highly recommend it. I read the book over the course of two days, but it can easily be read in half a day. And as someone who rarely ever reads a book cover to cover (I tend to quit halfway through most books), this says a lot about how good it is.

Eric Lawrence:

I was delighted to discover a straightforward, very approachable reference on designing a ServiceWorker-backed application:��Going Offline��by��Jeremy Keith. The book is��short��(I���m busy),��direct��(���Here���s a problem, here���s how to solve it���),��opinionated��in the best way (landmine-avoiding ���Do this���), and��humorous��without being confusing. As anyone who has received unsolicited (or solicited) feedback from me about their book knows, I���m an��extremely��picky reader, and I have no significant complaints on this one. Highly recommended.

Ben Nadel:

If you���re interested in the ���offline first��� movement or want to learn more about Service Workers, Going Offline by Jeremy Keith is a really gentle and highly accessible introduction to the topic.

Daniel Koskine:

Jeremy nails it again with this beginner-friendly introduction to Service Workers and Progressive Web Apps.

Donny Truong

Jeremy���s technical writing is as superb as always. Similar to his��first book for A Book Apart, which cleared up all my confusions about��HTML5,��Going Offline��helps me put the pieces of the service workers��� puzzle together.

People have been saying nice things on Twitter too���

Aaron Gustafson:

It���s a fantastic read and a simple primer for getting Service Workers up and running on your site.

Ethan Marcotte:

Of course, if you���re looking to take your website offline, you should read @adactio���s wonderful book

L��via De Paula Labate:

Ok, I���m done reading @adactio���s Going Offline book and as my wife would say, it���s the bomb dot com.

If that all sounds good to you, get yourself a copy of Going Offline in paperbook, or ebook (or both).