Smart City
PWAs deliver what is known as “an app-like experience”—with a web browser in full-screen mode you wouldn’t even know you’re working within a website. Still, many of the benefits of using a PWA don’t have to do with their features and functionality. Native apps are still more robust and can be written for any use. But PWAs were conceived as a way to sidestep, or even eliminate, a lot of the headaches associated with native app development, and the list of reasons to use them shows this: Hassle-Free Experience. If you clicked on the game link above, you experienced just how easy it is to start using a PWA. It takes almost no effort on the user’s part to try your app out. For native apps, there are some pesky extra steps of going to the app store, finding the app, downloading, installing, and then finally using it. And that’s assuming the person already knows about their app specifically. If they’re just doing general searches for a type of app, like a game, then they’ll browse th...