What Are Progressive Web Apps?
WHAT ARE PROGRESSIVE WEB APPS? — In this article, we will explore more about these applications and how it works on computers.
YouTube Music, YouTube TV, and the main YouTube site are already available to install as a progressive web app as of this writing.
Once a PWA is already installed on users’ computers, an app icon appears in a users’ app launcher so that users can open the app in a window without the address bar and other UI elements for a dedicated experience.
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What are Progressive Web Apps?
According to web.dev, progressive web apps (PWAs) are built and enhanced with modern Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) in order to deliver enhanced capabilities, reliability, and installability while reaching anyone and anywhere on any device with a single codebase.
PWAs are indeed web applications, but these apps can provide users with a unique opportunity in order to deliver a web experience that users will love.
MDN Web Docs defined PWAs as web apps that use emerging web browser Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) and features along with traditional progressive enhancement strategy in order to bring a “native app-like” user experience to cross-platform web apps.
In an article on Windows Edge Blog, PWAs are “great web sites” that can behave like native apps as these are web apps that are progressively enhanced with modern web technologies in order to provide a more app-like experience.
A recently-introduced YouTube PWA was an example of a progressive web app. You can visit this link if you want to know how to download YouTube PWA.
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