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Introduce acronyms before you use them. I'll say it again for the people in the back. Introduce acronyms before you use them.
by hartjer 8y ago
Introduce acronyms before you use them.
I'll say it again for the people in the back.
Introduce acronyms before you use them.
- keeler 8y agoThe first sentence of the article reads: "I did not set out to build tiny progressive web apps."
- aklemm 8y agoFor the last line, you could have said IABYUT.
- tw1010 8y agoYou wouldn't introduce the acronym "omg" since what it stands for is so well known. I'd argue the same is true in this scenario.
- pnw_hazor 8y agoWhat does PWA mean? After reading some comments I guess personal web apps but I not sure.
- anderber 8y agoGoogling "PWA" answers your question right away.
- Thasc 8y agoProgressive web app. They're kind of like JavaScript-driven websites that think they're native apps. They tend to be characterised by their use of modern web standards to do some useful things, like being available offline, and caching everything heavily to cut down load time. It's like a website you can install, basically.
- choward 8y agoPWA is not an acronym. It's an initialism. I'll say it again for the people in the back. PWA is not an acronym. It's an initialism.
- burlesona 8y agoProgressive Web Applications (It means web pages that use JavaScript to gain access to some “app” features, like offline-functionality and the device sensors as shown in the blog post.)