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Nicky Reinert - Institut für digitale Herausforderungen
Nicky Reinert - Institut für digitale HerausforderungenAug 22, 2026
Ende der App-Stores
Der Beitrag zeigt, wie KI-Agenten und schnelle Iterationen über WiFi-Debugging und PWAs die Abhängigkeit von klassischen App-Stores schrittweise reduzieren.
Künstliche IntelligenzApp-Entwicklung
Paul Jacobson
Paul JacobsonAug 19, 2026
PWA’s feel more reliable than native Android apps lately
I'm not sure if this is just my devices but a couple native Android apps on my Tab S9 tablet feel less reliable and perform worse than PWA versions of those apps. 🤔
AndroidMobile apps
Aaron Gustafson’s Notebook
Aaron Gustafson’s NotebookOct 9, 2023
Widgets!
I finally had a chance to put the work I did on a widgets proposal for PWAs into practice on my own site. It’s pretty exciting!
progressive web appsexperiments
Aaron Gustafson’s Notebook
Aaron Gustafson’s NotebookFeb 3, 2023
Rebuilding a PHP App using Isomorphic JavaScript with Eleventy & Netlify
Back in the early days of the iPhone, I created tipr.mobi, a tip calculator that always produces a palindrome total. This is an overview of the minimal work I did to make it a modern web app that can run without a traditional back-end.
mobileprogressive enhancement
Aaron Gustafson’s Notebook
Aaron Gustafson’s NotebookFeb 15, 2022
30 days of PWA
Yesterday saw the launch of a 30-day series on building Progressive Web Apps. You should follow along.
progressive web appsweb development
Aaron Gustafson’s Notebook
Aaron Gustafson’s NotebookOct 26, 2021
Enhancing the Manifest
I briefly presented on a bunch of the different efforts I’m involved with at the W3C’s TPAC yesterday. Here’s a rundown of what I discussed as well as links you can follow if you want to get involved.
progressive web appsweb standards
Aaron Gustafson’s Notebook
Aaron Gustafson’s NotebookOct 26, 2021
Going dark (mode)
I finally got around to playing with the CSS user color-scheme preference and enabled a “dark mode” for this site.
CSSprogressive web apps
Aaron Gustafson’s Notebook
Aaron Gustafson’s NotebookJun 17, 2020
Dynamic shortcuts questions
Rayan Kanso and I are currently working on a proposal for Shortcuts v2, which will introduce a JavaScript API for managing Shortcuts and we’d love your input.
progressive web apps
Aaron Gustafson’s Notebook
Aaron Gustafson’s NotebookApr 26, 2019
My own, personal, PWA
While I was redoing the Service Worker implementation on this site —to improve performance for you, dear reader—I decided to throw in a little goody for me as well.
progressive web appsthis site
Aaron Gustafson’s Notebook
Aaron Gustafson’s NotebookOct 16, 2018
PWA Q&A
I’ve been answering a bunch of questions about PWAs, so I thought it might make sense to roll those up into a handy package for you.
progressive web apps
Aaron Gustafson’s Notebook
Aaron Gustafson’s NotebookApr 10, 2018
Going Offline
I was stoked when Jeremy Keith asked me to write the foreword for his latest book, Going Offline. With his permission (and A Book Apart’s), I’m reprinting the foreword here.
web designweb development
Aaron Gustafson’s Notebook
Aaron Gustafson’s NotebookAug 28, 2017
Categories land in the Web App Manifest
This optional member will be really useful in store and catalog scenarios.
progressive web apps
Aaron Gustafson’s Notebook
Aaron Gustafson’s NotebookJul 6, 2017
Your Site—Any Site—Should be a PWA
While the name might imply that Progressive Web App tech is aimed at “apps”, every site can benefit from the tools they provide.
progressive web appsweb design
Aaron Gustafson’s Notebook
Aaron Gustafson’s NotebookMay 24, 2017
Progressive Web Apps and the Windows Ecosystem
I had the great pleasure of delivering this talk about Microsoft’s strategy towards Progressive Web Apps at the Build conference.
progressive web appsprogressive enhancement
Aaron Gustafson’s Notebook
Aaron Gustafson’s NotebookMay 3, 2017
PWAs + Desktop = Equity, Opportunity, and Reliability
PWAs enable us to provide a consistent experience *and* give us the ability to mitigate network issues, making a big difference for a lot of people regardless of the device they’re using.
progressive enhancementprogressive web apps
Aaron Gustafson’s Notebook
Aaron Gustafson’s NotebookJul 14, 2016
The Web is Messy and Beautiful
As with everything, the decision to go Web or platform-specific often depends on a variety of factors, many of which are likely to change.
progressive enhancementthe web

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