What is the best PWA you know? One that actually has the same quality as a native app. I want them to be great but have’t seen a good example.
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Replying to @emilsjolander
https://mobile.twitter.com is a PWA and written in React Native
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Replying to @rickhanlonii
People always say twitter but it’s terrible if that’s the best it gets. No animations, pull to refresh is wonky, no swipe to go back gesture. I can easily make a list of 10+ major issues :/
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Replying to @emilsjolander
Idk if it’s the best we’ll get but those features are provided mostly for free on mobile platforms so someone would need to put in a good amount of effort to add them to a website I think of PWAs as just mobile websites with an icon, offline mode, and push notifications
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Replying to @rickhanlonii
Right. I’m super interested to see that underlying plumbing needed actually be built. PWAs have a lot of benefit but if the user experience isn’t at least 95% of native I don’t see them exploding.
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Replying to @emilsjolander
Same, especially if the popularity of frameworks that make native mobile development easier and more web-like continue to grow
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Replying to @rickhanlonii
Yeah, it’s going to be fun to see. Some things will always be better with PWA over native unless apple/google drastically change some of their policies.
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Replying to @emilsjolander @rickhanlonii
Cross-platform is obviously going to grow. Big Q for me is whether best long term path forward is making PWA better or making native better.
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Why not both?
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