This is more of a miscommunication issue as discussions around PWAs are oftentimes based on too many vague yet simple descriptions of PWA, e.g.
The mobile-first approach that PWA boasts to employ, and the whole movement behind it, might have led to some misunderstanding between its audience. Seeing that there’s a need-or more like, a hole in the current public knowledge regarding the true limitations of PWAs-we feel that it’s our responsbility to use our experience (as longtime Magento PWA developer) to correct some of the currently popular misconceptions in our article today and, in the process of which, provide you with new and refreshing information. The commonly perceived flaws of PWAs, however, are inaccurate and sometimes downright the opposite of the truth. Myths and facts about the downsides of PWA And as one of the first adopters of this new approach of the Web, we’re telling you: there are downsides to PWAs - but to get to the truth of this, we have to first filter out all the misconceptions out there regarding the limitations of this new approach to web development. Seeing as PWA is the sudden buzzword nowadays, you must be finding yourself wondering if there are even downsides to this supposedly new marvel of the Web. Myth #5: PWAs are not good at reaching users.Fact: PWAs are not that expensive to develop.Fact: PWAs can and are actually pretty good at accessing hardware features.Myth #3: PWAs can’t access hardware features.
0 kommentar(er)
