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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 install it on any computer. You don’t have to ask permission, or jump through any App Store hoops. I wrote a thing, pushed it to the internet, and then I could use the thing. Even better, I could send the link to Chris and he could use the thing. That’s the power of the internet.
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:
Who still thinks writing a Service Worker for basic features (performance with cache, offline fallback) is cumbersome?
Using #Workbox recipes make it so easy!
Here's the Service Worker for https://pack11ty.dev 😍
https://github.com/nhoizey/pack11ty/blob/main/src/assets/js/service-worker.js
Trys Mudford 
Jake Lazaroff
Roderick Gadellaa