Collaborate Disseminate
Microsoft lost some PWA momentum during its year-long shift to Chromium for the new Edge. But that’s over now.
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Google announced today that it is enhancing Flutter’s beta support for creating web apps by adding several important new features.
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The new version of Microsoft Edge will more seamlessly integrate with Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) on Windows 10.
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It’s not just Outlook on the Web: Outlook.com, Microsoft’s consumer email service, is now a Progressive Web App (PWA) too.
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It’s finally happening: Microsoft’s web-based email app for commercial Office 365 customers is becoming a PWA.
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One of the best new features of Microsoft’s new Chromium-Based Edge browser is that it allows you to install Progressive Web Apps (PWA), or any website, as apps that behave like any other Windows program.
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In October 2017, I spoke with Microsoft’s Jeff Burtoft and Aaron Gustafson about the company’s plans to bring PWAs to Windows 10.
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I had hoped that 2018 would be the year of the Progressive Web App. It could still happen, but the revolution is unfolding in slow motion so far.
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This month I look at Windows 10 April 2018 Update woes, Progressive Web Apps in the Microsoft Store, new productivity features, and new security features in the next version of Windows.
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Twitter announced this week that it has updated its Progressive Web App (PWA) to support night mode, real-time updates, and more.
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