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Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) are cross-platform, installable web apps that combine the best of the web with the best of native apps. That is, like websites, PWAs are responsive, easily discoverable online, and are automatically kept up to date. But like… Continue reading Small Bytes: Progressive Web Apps (Premium)
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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It looks like Google has slowly started replacing certain Android apps with their Progressive Web App version on the Play Store. The change only affects two major apps for now.
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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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Progressive Web Apps (PWA) are the next big this in the app based ecosystem across platforms….
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I try to keep up with web development trends but it’s hard to keep pace since it’s such a fast evolving field. Barely a week goes by without the release of a new JS framework, elaborate build tool or testing suite — all of them touted as the one to learn. Sorting the hype from the genuinely useful is no mean feat, so my aim in this article is to summarise some of the most interesting happenings that web development saw in the last year, and what trends we expect to see more of in 2019.
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You can now install progressive web apps as regular apps in Windows 10 with Chrome.
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