Collaborate Disseminate
Microsoft didn’t promote Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) as heavily this week as Google did. But there is some great information to be had.
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As you might expect, this year’s Google I/O provided a ton of new content about Progressive Web Apps. Here’s what I’ve learned so far.
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Twitter has explained its use of PWA technologies and how it will be adding more native Windows 10 features to the app.
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Windows 10 Redstone 4 reaches RTM and Microsoft announces the availability of a preview version of Windows Server 2019.
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I spend a lot of time exploring programming languages. This year, I’m focusing on JavaScript, the language used to create web apps.
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Understanding developer technologies is key to a deeper understanding of personal computing platforms. So how does Google Flutter change things?
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I recently discussed how Google is following Microsoft in supporting PWAs on the desktop. Here’s an early peek at how this works in Chrome OS.
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It’s not just Microsoft. Both Google and Apple will formally support Progressive Web Apps in their own platforms too.
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It is clear that the introduction of PWA to Windows 10 in Redstone 4 will effectively kill off Microsoft’s native UWP efforts.
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I’ve written a lot about Progressive Web Apps being the future of apps in Windows 10. But, the truth is, I’m underselling it.
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