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Quote from: Shikaina on July 19, 2018, 06:35:08 PM

Native mobile applications are indeed dying? Lets take a look at this article below in what they are saying about the future of mobile applications.

Just a few years ago, having a mobile app seemed like a strong mobile strategy; users actively downloaded and used mobile apps. But things have quickly changed: today users are less attracted to the idea of downloading a new app. As a result, many product designers have started asking the question: is the mobile app marketing dying?

In this article, well address this question and share a few ideas on the future of this market.

https://theblog.adobe.com/death-standalone-app-comes-next/

Thanks for sharing shikaina. This is really an eye opener. For now maybe not yet. We can still see that not all are aware of PWA or web applications. Some are confined in a box of application stores and they dont really see any other options. So with more advertisements and word of mouth about web applications more and more people will be aware that there is something better than what theyve used to have or use.

I can relate to what you are saying bitbitchy. I can set myself as an example. With out Yappadappadoo i would have never known that there is such thing as PWA or web applications. I was so ignorant. All I knew was, I am up to date in all the applications im using in my phone. That is because I update them all the time. Funny but true.

Lol! Same here Cheesy

I used to think that updating my phone applications gives me the best service and use of them. And because I am uodating them all the time I was thinking that Im getting the best service they have and i was not missing any feature from the said applications.

Well, we need to thank Yappadappadoo for bringing us this Informations and the idea that we could have something better than what we used to have. We need a taste of these ideas that they brought us so we must look forward to the implementations of this project.

This are just presumptions by yappadappadoo but if indeed it is going to happen, maybe in few years but not now. Until now people are still dependent in their service providers application stores so before PWA could take over the market and the whole application world, I believe it will take more time.