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Now that speed of applications is a big issue, I think this project is timely and very practical. Since applications have issues on speed and availability. YAPPADAPPADOO project solves these problems by using low memory and offline applications. This will really mark on the mobile app history.

Sometimes its not just the applcations that are slow, sometimes it is the internet connections that determines the speed of browsing also, but with PWA it will consume less data.

I agree with you guys. Sometimes internet connection is the problem. But, with PWA apps you can work offline the apps. This one of the great thing about PWA. Expecting to change the usual things for the better.

You are definitely right. But these offline functions are applicable only to those applications that can be used offline. The good thing is that it has also an effect on the application for slow internet connection. Because of this offline function, the application does not need to access the whole data from the internet, the saved data/cache will make the application functions well even to the slowest internet connection.

Ya right. It will not suck up all your phone data. Honestly speaking, there are applications that consume too much data. You can check them in you phones settings and you will see which applications eat up your data faster and bigger.

You are right, we can find it in the settings of our phone from the biggest to the smallest and from there you can also adjust which one you want to turn on to the internet and which one is not. In short you can control your applications and your data use but with Web applications you can be careless not to check these things.

I kniw this. The biggest data consumer among my mobile applications is Facebook, then Skype but you can control. There are also applications that though you are not using them since they are on for data they also consume data in small amount but still, so if you dont need it you can just off the data for that application.

But there are these apps that are built-in already with the mobile phone. Even they have no use to you,
they are neither be deleted nor uninstalled, cause it will affect the function of your mobile phone,which
consumes data storage. With PWAs,issues on data consumption is one of the great thing it resolves.