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Microsoft and Google are working on a new feature for Chromium that will allow you to uninstall PWAs like any other regular apps.
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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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Google’s cross-platform app development framework gets the first release preview with improved stability, more.
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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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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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In a nice example of the scalability of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs), the Windows 10 version of the Twitter app now lets you pin users to the Start menu.
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Microsoft starts listing the first set of Progressive Web Apps on the Microsoft Store in Windows 10.
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