There’s a new way to learn on ChromeOS.dev: tutorials. Tutorials are in-depth guides to technology and concepts for making great experiences for ChromeOS. They walk you through the process of developing a project from start to finish—and hopefully helping you achieve a deeper understanding of the tools and technologies involved.
So far, we’ve published three tutorials: Getting started with Isolated Web Apps (Web), Getting started with chrome.printing API (Web), and Getting started with Kiosk Troubleshooting Tools (Kiosk). You’ll find tutorials on the side bar underneath our documentation in their sections.
Getting started with Isolated Web Apps
Learn how to develop Isolated Web Apps (IWAs). Our IWA tutorial shows you how to get a local IWA development environment set up, how to test your IWA during development and before distribution, how to build and sign an IWA for distribution, and how to configure Vite and Webpack for IWA development.
Get started with chrome.printing API
Explore the chrome.printing API while developing your own Chrome printing extension. With the chrome.printing API, you can fetch printer information and capabilities and send and cancel print jobs.
Get started with Kiosk Troubleshooting Tools
Debug kiosk apps with the new Kiosk Troubleshooting Tools. You’ll learn how to enable kiosk troubleshooting, how to use Remote Desktop to access troubleshooting, and how to use DevTools inside a kiosk app.
We hope that our new tutorial content will help you learn more about the tools we have available to develop on and for ChromeOS. And don’t forget that for additional information, you can follow the ChromeOS newsletter or join the conversation on Discord.