Microsoft is today confirming its plans for Progress Web Apps (PWAs) in Windows 10. The company has been talking a lot about PWAs in Windows 10 recently, and the release of Windows 10 Redstone 4 in March/April will mark the beginning of PWAs in Windows.
Is this something that can be of advantage to VLWEB?
https://www.thurrott.com/windows/window ... ows-10-rs4
PWAs in Windows 10
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VLNinja70
Re: PWAs in Windows 10
Well if they are anything like googles PWAs
https://developers.google.com/web/progressive-web-apps/
Then yeah I think we can take full advantage of it.
I mean really, VL already is a PWA.
If it looks like an app, and runs offline its a PWA (check and check
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https://developers.google.com/web/progressive-web-apps/
Then yeah I think we can take full advantage of it.
I mean really, VL already is a PWA.
If it looks like an app, and runs offline its a PWA (check and check
)Re: PWAs in Windows 10
I missed any mention of Internet Explorer. Is it planned for Edge only?
Re: PWAs in Windows 10
I think that MS will be concentrating on Windows 10 with Edge. The big hold outs are corporates with Windows 7 but that is pretty much indefensible in 2018 and will start to change rapidly.
I agree that VLWEb is already close to a PWA but these new developments provide o/s level support for true robust offline standalone applications with access to host devices & storage. The packaging and delivery of apps would be a great improvement - bypassing all those app stores with a single deliverable.
I don't expect LANSA just jump in this direction overnight but the inclusion of base PWA support in a imminent version of Windows 10 makes it really mainstream (sorry google!) and I think within a year or two they will really blow up.
I think LANSA has the people to technically investigate PWAs and build a first class implementation of them. But they they need to start looking now.
My dream is that the IDE will have an option to compile/package web pages as a platform independent deliverable that can be emailed or attached to a webpage as a link.
I agree that VLWEb is already close to a PWA but these new developments provide o/s level support for true robust offline standalone applications with access to host devices & storage. The packaging and delivery of apps would be a great improvement - bypassing all those app stores with a single deliverable.
I don't expect LANSA just jump in this direction overnight but the inclusion of base PWA support in a imminent version of Windows 10 makes it really mainstream (sorry google!) and I think within a year or two they will really blow up.
I think LANSA has the people to technically investigate PWAs and build a first class implementation of them. But they they need to start looking now.
My dream is that the IDE will have an option to compile/package web pages as a platform independent deliverable that can be emailed or attached to a webpage as a link.