3 points | by ndhandala 2 days ago
6 comments
The problem with PWA --- Apple don't like it.
These things swing back and forth, and have for years. As parameters change (capability of the rendering device; network latency and speed; storage capacity and transfer rate; power profile) then the winner can change, abruptly.
PWAs: the app of the future, since 2007!
Clearly PWAs are just waiting for the Year of Linux on Desktop, that way the dozens of people who use Linux as their primary os won't feel left out.
lets see how the app looks and feels compared a native app, not a single screenshot or video showing off anything...
PWA - Progressive Web Apps
The problem with PWA --- Apple don't like it.
These things swing back and forth, and have for years. As parameters change (capability of the rendering device; network latency and speed; storage capacity and transfer rate; power profile) then the winner can change, abruptly.
PWAs: the app of the future, since 2007!
Clearly PWAs are just waiting for the Year of Linux on Desktop, that way the dozens of people who use Linux as their primary os won't feel left out.
lets see how the app looks and feels compared a native app, not a single screenshot or video showing off anything...
PWA - Progressive Web Apps