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Honestly, why wouldn't GitHub build a PWA version so the offline experience is fantastic. In fact, that's how Linus built Git. The saga is building app after ap
by SimplyUseless 7y ago
Honestly, why wouldn't GitHub build a PWA version so the offline experience is fantastic. In fact, that's how Linus built Git. The saga is building app after app is getting ridiculous. It also frees developers to focus on building server-side functionality rather than 3x client app effort (web, iOS, android).
- saagarjha 7y agoBecause PWAs aren't great on iOS. And no, that's not just because you think Safari breaks them.
- symlinkk 7y ago> And no, that's not just because you think Safari breaks them Why then? Safari straight up refuses to implement tons of PWA functionality. It's Apple being greedy, plain and simple.
- SimplyUseless 7y agoApple does not have his shit together yet on PWA. https://medium.com/@firt/pwas-on-ios-12-2-beta-the-good-the-bad-and-the-not-sure-yet-if-good-a37b6fa6afbf https://medium.com/@firt/pwas-on-ios-12-2-beta-the-good-the-...
- dmitriid 7y agoApple is being careful with implementing rushed, poorly specced standards.