Quote from: elycoinz on June 07, 2018, 12:48:14 AM

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I dont understand what does Yappadappadoo mean by Install-free and ready to use. I mean, how can we use the app if we dont install it on our device?

That's why Progressive Web Apps are favored by some because of its space-savvy feature.

Applications are run within the browser in a server-client position that makes it possible to run apps without installing it on our devices.

You are definitely right elycoinz! Why should I install an app which will get a big space on my hard drive when there are applications that can be run without installation but still run normally. This will be a great threat to those existing applications which require big spaces and higher RAM to operate.

This idea is not the first and not new. There are browsers over there that contain several applications already. You click the browser and there inside you can use the applications online with out the need of installations. I sometimes use but the good thing with installed applications is they get you notified about the updates. You get notifications. Like in facebook, if i use browser, it is fine, however if someone i follow made and activity i will never know unless i open the browser again.

True, there are other websites that offer web-apps, it has been a norm as early as 2005. Web developers all around the globe tried hard to make it more and more attractive to the public as it entails a great deal of profit with it.

But the year 2015 brought as PWAs or Progressive Web Apps, web-apps that are more responsive in such a way that it can be viewed in any device, more independent that it does not have an OS requirement, Progressive that it can be used in any browser of user's choice, and many more other features, but most importantly, it also acts and feels like native apps which we all are accustomed to.

And here is where Yappadappadoo wanted to make a fresh offering to users all over the globe.

I think the applications that are already using PWA right now include facebook, instagram, linkedin, twitter, pinterest and the like. Based on your explanation, i can use them in any device i want. I have use them even logged in at the same time in more than one device and it is good. I dont have complains with it.