Cortney Becker

Recently, Basecamp announced its transition from an Electron-based desktop application to a Progressive Web App (PWA). This move underscores a broader industry trend toward embracing web technologies for cross-platform development.

Why Basecamp Ditched Electron for a PWA—And Why It Matters

Progressive Web Apps

The demand for Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) is shifting from Native iOS apps due to their performance efficiencies, cost-effectiveness, and offline accessibility. 

Why Progressive Web App Demand is Skyrocketing Over Native iOS Apps

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Mobile App Development

Kim Pham

Complete guide to finding deep links of an iOS app using the Info.plist file and bundleURLSchemes, extracting the correct URL schemes, and creating meaningful deep links to enhance the user journey.

How to Enhance iOS App User Journey Using Deep Links

Businesses are turning to Progressive web applications (PWAs) because of their native app-like experiences, functionality, and cost-effective approach to development and maintenance. 

Why Your Business Needs A Progressive Web App

Whether you’re considering Native applications or Progressive Web Apps (PWAs), each type of application comes with different use cases. PWAs are a baseline. It’s 2022 and your business must have a basic PWA. PWAs are essentially mobile applications built to run inside a web browser typically written in JavaScript, CSS, and HTML. 

Differences Between PWAs and Native Mobile Apps and Why You Need Both

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Justin Waldrip

Comparing native, cross-platform, hybrid and PWA mobile applications. What are the pros and cons of each  options.

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