Why Progressive Web Applications (PWA) Make JavaScript Frameworks Obsolete

PWAs depend on service workers, a powerful background script. They can perform much of the work servers & JavaScript frameworks do, making frameworks obsolete.

source https://love2dev.com/pwa/obsolete-javascript-frameworks

Chrome to Block HTTPS/HTTP Mixed Content by February 2020

Chrome will start blocking mixed HTTPS/HTTP content in Chrome 79. This will affect sites loaded over HTTPS, but loading non-secure, HTTP, resources.

source https://love2dev.com/blog/chrome-mixed-content

Why jQuery is Obsolete and Time to Stop Using It

jQuery revolutionized how the web works. Today, web standards have caught up and surpassed jQuery features, its time to use native APIs instead.

source https://love2dev.com/blog/jquery-obsolete

BingBot Migrates to Using Chromium Based Microsoft Edge

Microsoft's Bing search bot now uses the latest Microsoft Edge browser to render pages. This will have impact in the SEO community.

source https://love2dev.com/seo/bingbot-edge

The PubCon Schedule Progressive Web App

The PubCon Schedule Progressive Web App puts the schedule in your palm, even when the conference Wi-Fi is failing you.

source https://love2dev.com/pwa/pubcon

Are There Disadvantages to PWAs?

Many detractors say Progressive Web Apps have disadvantages. I disagree and explain why most arguments are just fake news.

source https://love2dev.com/pwa/progressive-web-app-disadvantages

How Do Progressive Web App Splash Screens Work?

Progressive Web Applications use the web manifest icons array to pull images for splash screens. iOS still leans on Apple's touch icon syntax. But there's more

source https://love2dev.com/pwa/splash-screen