The State Of PWAs
summary
Claims what PWA can actually do now and what still fails: a web app becomes a PWA by adding manifest.json and a service worker, the demo collection shows around 38 demos including offline pages, push notifications (on iOS only for installed apps), biometric login, and fast file access via the origin private file system. It demonstrates shipping background fetch and background sync, view transitions and enhanced install UI on Chromium, and calls out the concrete limitation: iOS/WebKit blocks key platform features despite DMA legal pressure.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:09What makes a PWA
- 5:20PWA vs native apps
- 8:06Current PWA features
- 12:24View transitions and animations
- 14:11Installation UIs and shortcuts
- 16:38Background fetch for downloads
- 19:03Background sync for tasks
- 20:29iOS limitations and restrictions
- 24:43Future of iOS PWA support
- 25:03Offline support implementation
- 28:16Q&A
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