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Offline PWAs: My Adventure Beyond the Basics(debuggerdotbreak.judahgabriel.com)
1 points by judah 4y ago|0 comments
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by judah 4y ago
I was homeschooled and I credit much of my success in life to it. It taught me to think logically, taught me to honor my parents, taught me the value of tradition, morality, spirituality. It taught me the value of hard work, of loyalty, of
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PWA Studio: VS Code Extension for Building Progressive Web Apps(blog.pwabuilder.com)
1 points by judah 5y ago|0 comments
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by judah 5y ago
The author's argument is essentially, > Billionaires should pay their taxes so we can finance giving everyone basic income, creators won't have to monetize the web, and humanity can live in peace. Ah, what remarkably wishful na
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by judah 5y ago
We think so. PWAs can alleviate the need to build 4 separate apps: - Web app - Android app - iOS app - Windows app With PWAs, you can build a Progressive Web App, and publish it everywhere. We recognize that this doesn't work for every
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by judah 5y ago
PWABuilder already has a "publish to Google Play" feature: https://blog.pwabuilder.com/posts/microsoft-and-google-team-... We work with Google -- and even sync with them monthly -- on this platform. They are
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by judah 5y ago
Still different goals there. You add Capacitor's JS runtime to your PWA then use plugins and other Capacitor-based capabilities. PWABuilder's goal is more limited in scope: take your existing PWA, no changes, and publish to app st
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by judah 5y ago
I wasn't familiar with your site. Looks really cool, and you support some platforms we don't. Best of luck to your project! Seems Firebase is the way a lot of folks are achieving Push Notifications on iOS.
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by judah 5y ago
I'm no expert in Capacitor, but from what I understand, different goals. Capacitor aims to give expose native functionality via runtimes and plugins. A kind of mixed web/native hybrid. PWABuilder's aim is more limited in scop
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by judah 5y ago
Thanks for the feedback. We're looking to add that in a follow-up release. In the meantime, if you really need it, have a look at this project: https://github.com/khmyznikov/ios-pwa-wrap It's a iOS PWA templa
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Publish your PWA to the iOS App Store(blog.pwabuilder.com)
259 points by judah 5y ago|138 comments
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by judah 5y ago
I was shocked as you until I read the actual text. Banned misinformation "includes _census participation_ that contradicts official government records." Census participation. For example, "You didn't register in the cens
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What We've Lost in Rejecting the Sabbath(wsj.com)
2 points by judah 5y ago|0 comments
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by judah 6y ago
FWIW, it's the same in Israel. Despite Hebrew and Arabic being right-to-left languages, all coding is done in normal left-to-right Latin (really, English) programming frameworks. As Dalia noted, all major programming languages are left
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Bringing Chromium Edge PWAs to the Microsoft Store(medium.com)
5 points by judah 6y ago|0 comments
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by judah 6y ago
Thanks! Subscribed.
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by judah 6y ago
Tangent: This article made me think deeper about programming languages in general and I found it fascinating. So I went to subscribe to his blog in my feed reader, but alas, no RSS feed. :-(
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by judah 6y ago
This is a great project for users from a privacy-first company. I hope it's good for users, and that Mozilla gets significant support from this project.
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by judah 6y ago
> "It really lowered the quality of apps and the overall appeal of the windows app store...how will PWAs get around the apple and google requirements that apps downloadable from their stores where they mention apps can't just b
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by judah 6y ago
Also, as mentioned elsewhere in this thread, you may also be interested in the Persistent Storage APIs: https://web.dev/persistent-storage/
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by judah 6y ago
Good point! I had forgotten about this. kinlan is referring to this web API[0], which allows a PWA to store data persistently. [0]: https://web.dev/persistent-storage/
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by judah 6y ago
You don't need to register a push manager; only if you want to send push notifications. If you're referring to the PWABuilder analysis page, yeah, we hear your feedback. We're going to be revamping that page in the coming mon
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by judah 6y ago
Check out the "Why" header and several paragraphs. I talk about reasons why I published my own PWA in app stores: some technical, but the big one being that's where the users are.
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by judah 6y ago
> "Imagine a text editor where all your text documents are gone after you cleared the browser data" One way to address that issue is the native file system access APIs[0] coming soon, available today in Chrome Canary and Edge C
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by judah 6y ago
Yes. For Firefox desktop, here's the open case[0]. I and many others would love to see Firefox supporting installable PWAs. :-) [0]: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1407202
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by judah 6y ago
> "What's the sense in publishing your PWA in the Store? We've trained a generation of users to look for apps in app stores. I blogged about this here[0], but having your PWA in app stores means more users for your app. [0
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by judah 6y ago
"Good for users" was in the context of PWAs, not installed PWAs. Clearly the user's expectation is that clearing browsing data will clear data for web apps they navigate to in the browser. Installed PWAs is another question.
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by judah 6y ago
Fair question. Certainly Microsoft wants Duo to succeed. But PWABuilder been pushing for PWAs in App Stores for years -- we also support MacOS, Samsung Galaxy Store, Microsoft Store, and others. (We're talking with Apple now to enable
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by judah 6y ago
Certainly it's true PWAs are subject to the user's desires about browser data. I think that's a good thing for users. PWAs usually store client-side data as a kind of cache: cookies, local storage, service worker cache. Cache
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by judah 6y ago
Thanks for the heads up. We just changed the URLs to that yesterday. Fixing! In the meantime, you can access those components here[0]. [0]: https://components.pwabuilder.com/

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