Re: ❇️YAPPADAPPADOO -❇️Bringing Revolutionary Multi-Platform Apps To All Users

Good to see that Yappadappadoo's tech offering of PWAs is doing well in the digital world.

Here's a proof from Twitter that was shared on Yappa's twitter:

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Oh yes. #PWA of #Twitter (Lite) shows amazing results: 75% increase in Tweets, 65% increase in pages per session, 20% decrease in bounce rate.

These are really good figures to boast of.

Here's the tweet everyone! https://twitter.com/yappadappadoo/status/1007239111793573888

PWA really promises engagement. Users actively engage in the platforms more because of the additional features of PWA being implemented in the different platforms.

So, I believe Twitter Lite is a native app with PWA functionalities. Will Yappadappadoo support native apps like these? Native app' lite version wherein they were able to make it "lite" because of PWA.

I think they should support all apps that wants to be part of them, native or PWA or native with PWA capabilities. More apps available in the system, more users.

So lite version of apps are simply implementing PWA to reduce space and are actually able to provide better and more engaging service. That's is why PWA versions are more likely to be successful compared to simple native apps.

If they release the app store before releasing the suite, we can expect that the apps that would be available are currently exising apps available in other app stores.

It's better to release the app store since that part is the same with other apps stores and they should just base it on that.

I think they will release the app store before the suite since that is what this project is about, a PWA app store. I'm not sure if they will be the same as other app stores but based on the pictures, the same apps will be available.

If all apps release PWA versions, then those would probably be the apps available in the Yappadappadoo apps store since it boasted being the first PWA store.

All apps would probably have PWA versions in the future since it proves to be beneficial and encourages more users. When lite versions of apps became available, people were really into it because of the storage space that it saves.

Saying all applications would be an overstatement. There will still be native applications especially computer applications and many mobile applications which I believe cannot really be replaced.

There are a lot of native apps which cannot compare to PWA, and that would become vice versa once this platform is established and the apps become popular or normally used.

Some apps would be used for offline purposes, while others would stay online. Only a few apps can be integrated with PWA technology like social media apps.

Then if there's only a small number of apps can be integrated with PWA tech, what will now be the use of Yappadappadoo if the number of apps will be somehow limited? It also limits the functionality of some apps if it will be integrated with PWA.