AMP as a service: Productive web development

Building and maintaining a great page experience for your website is challenging. Learn how AMP takes the pain out of web development by providing out-of-the-box solutions that help developers cut costs and save time.

What's Next In AMP?

The AMP Project has seen amazing growth since it was first introduced 5 years ago. Learn about the progress being made on exciting new projects like Bento AMP, as well as learn more about the key focus areas for AMP websites in 2020 and beyond.

Deep dive into AMP and Core Web Vitals

In this session, Naina Raisinghani - Product Manager on the AMP Project - and Souvik Das Gupta - co-founder of Miranj, discuss how developers can use AMP on their websites.

Introduction to AMP and Core Web Vitals

Naina Raisinghani, Product Manager on the AMP Project explained: 1. A quick introduction to AMP 2. AMP formats for websites, email, stories, ads. 3. Introduction to page experience announcement and Core Web Vitals 4. How AMP makes it easier to create pages that do well on Core Web Vitals

AMP at your service

Naina and Sebastian discuss how AMP makes web development less painful and why it's time to move away from paired AMP.

AMP: A user driven component roadmap

Come along and learn about all the new shiny components and feature work that the AMP Project has taken on. This talk also includes a sneak peek on future feature work to come.

Rapidly Building Better Web Experiences with AMP

AMP set out with the vision to bring reliably fast performance to the web. We are now expanding the format to new mediums like email and stories while ensuring AMP has a positive return on investment for the millions of sites that use it. This talk is a whirlwind tour on everything new with AMP in 2019.

AMP as a service: Auto-upgraded, accelerated developer workflows

As the number of frameworks increase, AMP stays the well lit path that allows engineering teams to make the best decisions for their users. This talk describes how much like SaaS, by using AMP CTOs ensure their engineering teams are able to be more agile in creating forward looking experiences while being backward compatible by leveraging the thousands of open source contributions made to AMP daily.

Houdini - how you too can write a browser rendering engine!

This talk describes the Houdini APIs. A group of APIs that give developers direct access to the CSS Object Model (CSSOM), thereby enabling them to write code the browser can parse as CSS, and creating new CSS features without waiting for them to be implemented natively in browsers.