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That would seem to indicate that--at least from Google's view--PWAs are a dead-end solution. I guess I can stop going through the PWA tutorials.
by deeg 9y ago
That would seem to indicate that--at least from Google's view--PWAs are a dead-end solution. I guess I can stop going through the PWA tutorials.
- solarkraft 9y agoTo me it indicates that they still differentiate between web and native - which I find reasonable, at least in performance terms. PWAs will likely further rise in popularity and be very practical for good cross-platform support and ease of delivery - Flutter won't change that in the short term. In the long term, maybe it will.
- jrs95 9y agoWell, unless the performance characteristics of PWAs are going to be much different than that of Electron apps, I would stick to native personally.
- gsnedders 9y agoI don't think Google has a view: go to Google I/O, you'll find in one room the Chrome team harking at how PWAs are the future of mobile apps, and in the next room the Android team harking at how their new features solidify their advantage. There's no coherent view as to what they want mobile to be, just teams pushing their own things.