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Yeah PWAs (progressive web apps) are really not aimed at us devs with fancy MPBs and good connections. You should probably open devtools and throttle your conne
by allover 9y ago
Yeah PWAs (progressive web apps) are really not aimed at us devs with fancy MPBs and good connections. You should probably open devtools and throttle your connection to 3g or worse to get a feel for the problem area they're trying to hit.
- spankalee 9y agoDon't forget to throttle the CPU too. Phones can't parse and eval script nearly as fast as a laptop or desktop.
- petecox 9y agoOr just browse on your mobile! Overall they're pretty quick on my Galaxy S2. A bigger concern is formatting - some adjust for mobile, others do not and the font is displayed in .5 millimetre type. :( (perhaps I should apply for a testing job!)
- MrAwesomeSauce 9y agoThanks for pointing this out! I had thought they all fit mobile devices just fine but I'm most probably wrong. They should all definitely be fully responsive on mobile, feel free to log an issue on their implementations if you would like to :)
- balladeer 9y agoI was an Android dev for 1.5 yrs (after coming from Andorid firmware/middleware background). In these last 4-5 months that I have been a frontend dev (angular) and have played around with chrome throttling dev tool and questions by product about load time that I realised how life is difficult for web developers and users in emerging markets. It's not like one doesn't have to think of load time, performance, and bandwidth in Android but, there, things are quite standard to some extend when comes to achieving a decent level of performance. One thing I have learned, and still learning, and that is avoid jquery (and esp. it's plugins) as much as you can. I mean they can pile up really fast.