Discover and read the best of Twitter Threads about #PWA
Most recents (9)
Don't let anyone fool you!
A SaaS App can be quite simple.
Here are a few rules that help you make the right decisions 🚀🧵
A SaaS App can be quite simple.
Here are a few rules that help you make the right decisions 🚀🧵
💡 Mindset (1/2)
The SaaS space is a mature, highly commoditized one where you can cherry-pick a lot of what is needed from a pool of mature services and ready-to-use modules and use well-established, common best practices.
The SaaS space is a mature, highly commoditized one where you can cherry-pick a lot of what is needed from a pool of mature services and ready-to-use modules and use well-established, common best practices.
💡 Mindset (2/2)
Just don't lock yourself into short-lived technologies or dependencies.
And let your team only build stuff that sets you apart from the competition and/or builds up real value in your startup.
Buy everything else (the commodities)
Just don't lock yourself into short-lived technologies or dependencies.
And let your team only build stuff that sets you apart from the competition and/or builds up real value in your startup.
Buy everything else (the commodities)
👨💻 Estoy trabajando en una app multiplataforma hecha con #electron y llevo exactamente una semana fajao con un error superraro que me afectaban cuando compilaba en Windows. Aquí dejo mi experiencia para los #devs por si les puede servir. 
Estoy muy a favor de utilizar soluciones como #Electron y #Capacitor que permiten hacer soluciones multiplataformas, realmente hacen el proceso mucho más rápido que tener que construir una solución nativa para cada plataforma.
Como todo, nada es perfecto y aunque utilizar estas soluciones es muy cómodo, necesitas de determinadas dependencias nativas de los sistemas operativos para hacer el Build de la app, por lo que para compilar para macOS necesitas el sistema y así mismo ocurre con los otros.
Hablando de que hay muchos recursos gratuitos y super completos para aprender tecnologías como #javascript, #golang y más...
Aquí un thread 🧵 express con los cursos gratis que conozco :)
Aquí un thread 🧵 express con los cursos gratis que conozco :)
developers.google.com/learn tiene un muchísimooos cursos! Introducción a @golang, Dart, Java, Python, Firebase, Android...
Todos gratis!
Todos gratis!
@LettingsChris in an industry full of Slugworths its great to show Charlie Bucket round the chocolate factory
(bit of a creepy photo but the analogy is strong)
(bit of a creepy photo but the analogy is strong)
I get a lot of stick, a lot of negativity and naysaying from people who are used to desktop systems, influencers who disregard or are in denial that browsing habits have changed. Like it or not 80% of internet browsing is not done through monitors now; mobile is where it's at
Property platforms are constrained; photos & logos. Maxing both a must!
Scalable progressive wed design is up against it from the start.
Criticising UI when there is so little space to work with is unreasonable and unfair
Scalable progressive wed design is up against it from the start.
Criticising UI when there is so little space to work with is unreasonable and unfair
#PWA is good for lite versions of apps and search engines availability if you need organic growth you can use also #webstories to distribute your product for consumers
Example of #nocode platform for web/pwa development 👉@bubble
Example of #nocode platform for web/pwa development 👉@bubble
#Native apps are good when you need mobile features (double, long touches, touch is/face recognition, heavy processors runs etc)
Example #nocode platform for native #mobile apps development 👉 @flutterflow
Example #nocode platform for native #mobile apps development 👉 @flutterflow
My React Native Journey:
A while ago, I fell madly in love with #React. And recently delved into #ReactNative. My React Native journey hasn't been as smooth though. Due to the frequent updates of the react-native framework, existing tutorials quickly become outdated.
A while ago, I fell madly in love with #React. And recently delved into #ReactNative. My React Native journey hasn't been as smooth though. Due to the frequent updates of the react-native framework, existing tutorials quickly become outdated.
In this thread, I have curated some of the most relevant materials I have found, which have brought the much-needed balance to my learning journey. They are listed below:
1. The React Native Documentation: irrespective of what other material you chose. This always comes in handy for quick reference. And it's always up to date.
reactnative.dev
reactnative.dev
It's starting! 🥳
Opening Keynote highlights
Platform:
- focus on fully capable web applications (PWA)
- WebAssembly Summit, Feb 10 (bit.ly/wasm-summit-20…)
- Backdrop filter
- SMS receiver API
Platform:
- focus on fully capable web applications (PWA)
- WebAssembly Summit, Feb 10 (bit.ly/wasm-summit-20…)
- Backdrop filter
- SMS receiver API
Finally, when you are building a #PWA & setting up a service worker, this is how i feel your fetch event handler should be to handle a myriad of edge cases:
Part 1:
This part shows a CACHE FIRST LOOKUP. Also notice when the app is offline. Setup fetch to work with the HTTP cache
Part 1:
This part shows a CACHE FIRST LOOKUP. Also notice when the app is offline. Setup fetch to work with the HTTP cache
Part 2:
This part show a NETWORK NEXT LOOKUP. We detect errors with the fetch request first and return early. Then detect server-sent events and return too. Then split the by content type: html,css,js,svg responses gets put in the cache and json responses gets put in IndexedDB.
This part show a NETWORK NEXT LOOKUP. We detect errors with the fetch request first and return early. Then detect server-sent events and return too. Then split the by content type: html,css,js,svg responses gets put in the cache and json responses gets put in IndexedDB.
Notice this area: it helps us handle cache eviction gotchas that might hit us when developing a PWA
Don't worry the navigator object is very well accessible inside both Web Workers & Service Workers.
Notice how persist the cache after updating with `cache.put()`
Don't worry the navigator object is very well accessible inside both Web Workers & Service Workers.
Notice how persist the cache after updating with `cache.put()`
Tampilan membaca berguna untuk membersihkan halaman web dari iklan dan merapikan tata letak 😘
Windows 10 1903
