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PWAs don’t require you use a particular JavaScript framework or any JavaScript framework at all. You don’t need to be building a Single Page App either. In fact, it will probably be easier if you’re not. If you work on a website, there’s a really good chance your site could benefit from the technologies and approaches aggregated under the PWA umbrella.
It helps a lot that various libraries in the ecosystem compose well. Just snapping together ProseMirror, Yjs and Y-Sweet gave me a collaborative rich…
David Rubino
How can Firefox create the best support for web apps on the desktop?
we’re taking a fresh look at Progressive Web Apps (PWAs), which have long been a top request from our Mozilla Connect community. Today I want to share…
Web Push on iOS - 1 year anniversary
Web Push on iOS requires users to find a hidden feature and perform a bunch of steps to install a website to the home screen. Whatever the motives…
Is it worth it maintaining a #TWA version of my responsive puzzle game esviji in Google Play Store?
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.esviji.twa
Google requires periodic “artificial life support” to check the app is still relevant: API version update, app links from websites, developer account, etc.
The #PWA version has been available and installable on its own domain for years,
without any required maintenance:
Desktop progressive web applications
Sit with that for a second, you can write a desktop application with no tooling, launch it from your phone to the internet for free, and seconds later…
Aaron Gustafson 
Jake Lazaroff
Roderick Gadellaa
Trys Mudford