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On this same point, if they don't keep up with PWA support, they risk getting left behind by application developers. So, they have multiple incentives to invest
by bonestamp2 3y ago
On this same point, if they don't keep up with PWA support, they risk getting left behind by application developers. So, they have multiple incentives to invest in Safari.
- ComputerGuru 3y ago> they risk getting left behind by application developers There is literally, for now, zero risk of that. companies will have devs meet the customers where they are at. Of the largest mobile market share platform in the USA doesn’t support PWA or only supports it without features the company requires, said company will build an iOS app. As has been the case.
- troupo 3y ago> if they don't keep up with PWA support, they risk getting left behind by application developers. Application developers will not go anywhere, for many reasons: - iOS is where the money's at - PWAs are not "apps". They are web apps with all the limitations it implies. You want complex functionality, rich controls, fluid animations and a billion other things? You go for native apps.