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Was wondering the same thing. Seems like a stop-gap solution for now until PWAs really hit their stride in a couple of years. PWAs are still missing a few featu
by ElijahLynn 9y ago
Was wondering the same thing. Seems like a stop-gap solution for now until PWAs really hit their stride in a couple of years. PWAs are still missing a few features on some of the platforms, but hey Safari just now finally announced Service Worker support.
- solarkraft 9y agoWhile PWAs make decent use of the lowest common denominator (browser), it comes at a gigantic complexity cost impacting both development ease and performance. Flutter is trying to get modern concepts delivered without towing along antiquated/unneeded technology. I'd personally be very happy with "compatibility" support of Flutter for the web, which seems to be quite easy (and performant) with wasm+opengl.