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Found this tweet that indicates a very promising future for PWAs as Apple starts encouraging Progressive Web Apps for businesses instead of iOS apps.

A good proof how timely and relevant Yappadappadoo is.

Know more here: https://twitter.com/ChrisLove/status/1006208526895722504

Whoah! What a news flash!

Though indirectly, i too do see that Apple might be launching PWA Support on their platform. Perhaps they also realized the good profit it entails.

Thanks Bitcoindust for sharing. And here's the video embedded on the above tweet for everyone's viewing pleasure: https://twitter.com/i/status/1006208526895722504

So yappadappadoo is actually on the right track, so to say.

Imagine Apple getting ready for a PWA Support facility as early as now. And who knows, they might bring this soon to be launched service on the Blockchain technology too?

But all in all, it makes a lot of sense to convince many of us to start contributing and investing on Yappadappadoo as early as now because the future is looking dire bright for PWAs.

As many technology analyst say, Progressive Web Apps is a future proof tech that everyone is definitely gonna have a taste of, one way or the other.

So it is not really a surprise to me that Apple had started to create their own PWA support, in fact, Android might be on it too already.

But then again, being app giants, these guys are out there to monopolize and control the PWA industry just as much as they did with native apps. Whereas Yappadappadoo wanted to break that profitability and bring back to people and developers their much deserve savings. And that is an edge of Yappa that i am banking on.

There's a lot of buzz running around the net regarding PWAs nowadays, it seems everyone is getting ready for an epic battle of Progressive Web Apps.

Google held a consortium recently and many will follow suit for sure.

The technology is young and i hope Yappadappadoo will lead many in disrupting the app industry as they carry with them goodwill for both consumers and developers.

I appreciate all your thoughts.

It makes me realize more what Yappadappadoo is trying to achieve here and how noteworthy their project is (and how sound of an investment it could be.)

And again, i do hope to have an early taste of Yappa's PWA offering with even just a single app on their platform.