A list of ressources about Progressive Web Apps
What are Progressive Web Apps?
In this collection, you'll learn what makes a Progressive Web App special, how they can affect your business, and how to build them.
Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) provide access to open web technologies for cross-platform interoperability and provide your users with an app-like experience customized for their devices.
Progressive Web Apps are web apps that use emerging web browser APIs and features along with traditional progressive enhancement strategy to bring a native app-like user experience to cross-platform web applications.
Progressive Web Apps use modern web capabilities to deliver fast, native-app experiences with no app stores or downloads, and all the goodness of the web.
- Progressive Web Apps The future of the Mobile Web. by Google, Microsoft & Awwwards
- The Superpowers of the Web and Native Apps Combined by Google & Awwwards
- Progressive Web Apps by Jason Grigsby
- Progressive Web Apps in 2021 by Maximiliano Firtman
- PWA: Progressive Web All-the-things by Paul Kinlan
- Service Worker, what are you ? by Mariko Kosaka
- A Tinder Progressive Web App Performance Case Study by Addy Osmani
- A Pinterest Progressive Web App Performance Case Study by Addy Osmani
- Twitter Lite and High Performance React Progressive Web Apps at Scale by Paul Armstrong
- PWA Stats A community-driven list of stats and news related to Progressive Web Apps
- developers.google.com/web/showcase more case studies
- Basic PWA Page - Probably the simplest progressive web app, just to get you started.
- Proxx - a game built for every device with a web browser (including feature phones!)
- Squoosh - image compression web app
- Material Money - A sample currency conversion Progressive Web App
- Gatsby store
- Workout - training assistant
- PWABuilder Quickly and easily turn your website into an app!
- Workbox JavaScript Libraries for adding offline support to web apps
- Lighthouse [...] automated tool for improving the quality of web pages. [...] It has audits for performance, accessibility, progressive web apps, SEO and more.
Back in 2007 Steve Jobs was already talking about PWA at Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference.