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Hmmmm can be use offline? i wonder how you gonna be able to enjoy such app
normally apps with offline service gives limited access also , i hope this one is different.

you have a point normally offline apps only gives limited version of the application.
but i believe trustlogic would change their concept about this idea of offline app.

i hope so. Have you seen their website?
its quite not appealing for me , comparing to google appstore its still far in terms of first impression.

Being online seems a necessity now and most of the apps used are practically online.
I think they won't really focus on the offline functions since it definitely would be limited.

The main advantage of PWA is saving storage space, faster loading of app, and competitive user experience. The offline functionality is just a plus, so don't expect much on that.

When we really understand the principle of offline functionality, we will really appreciate it. Offline functionality doesn't work only when offline. They also work even the application goes online. But with this kind of functionality, booting up an application will be faster because the data was already saved in the cache.

Currently, we see offline functionality in social media like you can still post even when you go offline, or simply continue reading what has been loaded on your screen, as well as functions that we don't see like syncing updates once you go online.

Offline PWA would be different, in case there will be fully offline apps available in this platform. Online apps with offline functionalities would be another thing, then those which can only function while online.

I hope that this platform could achieve diversity in the applications available inside, and that many applications would become available in it, as well as the applications available become progressive and innovative.

Service workers and caching gives the application the ability to still function even while offline, but these functions are limited as there is probably a maximum amount of space that they can consume depending on device and storage conditions.

I think PWA is not about offline functionality, but offline functionality as well. The main selling point of PWA is better low storage yet better user experience, and I think user experience is what makes apps successful.