Quote from: BitcoinPanther on June 11, 2018, 02:18:31 AM

Quote from: jackbit on June 11, 2018, 01:40:56 AM

Quote from: magz on June 10, 2018, 11:00:54 PM

Quote from: nancybeee on June 10, 2018, 10:31:29 PM

Progressive Web Apps are easy to implement. You don't need to hire another app developers in order for you to have PWA. Because PWA uses only Javascript. So if you already have JavaScript developers, then you don't need additional developers if you want your business to create PWA.

PWA is an alternative for native apps. These applications are easy to develop and also budget friendly. Using PWA instead of developing hybrid apps will help a company to save development time and cost. Though not all browsers support PWAs, but then we are in a state of moving towards technological advancement. So we expect more tech companies will now support PWAs.

Hello there guys!

We have to remember that PWA is not an alternative to native apps per se.

PWAs will actually allow us to get the good sides of both web apps and native apps combined.

And as of the moment, all PWAs are cross-browser functional, meaning they will work on any browser without a fuzz.

Dead right Jackbit.

PWAs are actually never considered an alternative to native apps since PWA is a class of their own.

You see, native apps are specific of their own ecosystem, if you are an android users, download the android app, if you are on iOS, you have to use the ones from appStore.

Whereas PWAs cater to both mobile OS, plus, it gives the same user experience for your regular desktop or laptop users. So PWAs are not actually confined within the mobile device sector, it caters a wide array of internet connected devices and gadgets.

The limiting factor of installability, access and use of natives apps are nowhere near the robust availability of PWAs and mind you, it only takes one development stage to produce an app that is applicable to all these gadgets.

I guess the attributes you guys mentioned regarding PWAs are what Yappadappadoo is banking on.

As PWA delivers a lot of advantage in a seamless single development to cater all types of gadgets that sports a browser of any kind, the word multi-platform is indeed crossed with finality (unless browsers start to embark on a different voyage, each on his own).

Great choice of offering for Yappadappadoo and i personally hope to have a taste of PWA from them to feel the sheer power these apps have to offer.