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  1. 🚛 Neuer Beitrag auf ChristiansBlog.eu

    Warum die Parkplatzkarte niemals eine richtige App sein wird

    Play Store, Kosten, neue Google-Regeln und der Wunsch nach Unabhängigkeit: Warum die Parkplatzkarte bewusst als PWA bleibt – und weshalb das für Fahrer sogar Vorteile haben kann.

    🔗 https://christiansblog.eu/post/bkf/niemalseineapp/

    #PWA #ProgressiveWebApp #Android #GooglePlayStore #LKW #Parkplatzkarte #Berufskraftfahrer #Digitalisierung #Transportbranche #Webentwicklung

  2. 🚛 Neuer Beitrag auf ChristiansBlog.eu

    Warum die Parkplatzkarte niemals eine richtige App sein wird

    Play Store, Kosten, neue Google-Regeln und der Wunsch nach Unabhängigkeit: Warum die Parkplatzkarte bewusst als PWA bleibt – und weshalb das für Fahrer sogar Vorteile haben kann.

    🔗 https://christiansblog.eu/post/bkf/niemalseineapp/

    #PWA #ProgressiveWebApp #Android #GooglePlayStore #LKW #Parkplatzkarte #Berufskraftfahrer #Digitalisierung #Transportbranche #Webentwicklung

  3. 𝗣𝗪𝗔𝗙𝗶𝗿𝗲:

    #ProgressiveWebApp #Community #PWAFire

    thewhale.cc/posts/pwafire

    PWAFire helps web developers to build their Progressive Web App by providing resources, access to a Slack community and last but not least, amazing T-shirt.

  4. 𝗣𝗪𝗔𝗙𝗶𝗿𝗲:

    #ProgressiveWebApp #Community #PWAFire

    thewhale.cc/posts/pwafire

    PWAFire helps web developers to build their Progressive Web App by providing resources, access to a Slack community and last but not least, amazing T-shirt.

  5. 𝗣𝗪𝗔𝗙𝗶𝗿𝗲:

    #ProgressiveWebApp #Community #PWAFire

    thewhale.cc/posts/pwafire

    PWAFire helps web developers to build their Progressive Web App by providing resources, access to a Slack community and last but not least, amazing T-shirt.

  6. Explore the history of PWAs, from Microsoft HTA to Apple’s reluctant iOS support, and why web apps still face limitations today. hackernoon.com/pwa-on-ios-part #progressivewebapp

  7. Explore the history of PWAs, from Microsoft HTA to Apple’s reluctant iOS support, and why web apps still face limitations today. hackernoon.com/pwa-on-ios-part #progressivewebapp

  8. Explore the history of PWAs, from Microsoft HTA to Apple’s reluctant iOS support, and why web apps still face limitations today. hackernoon.com/pwa-on-ios-part #progressivewebapp

  9. Explore the history of PWAs, from Microsoft HTA to Apple’s reluctant iOS support, and why web apps still face limitations today. hackernoon.com/pwa-on-ios-part

  10. Explore the history of PWAs, from Microsoft HTA to Apple’s reluctant iOS support, and why web apps still face limitations today. hackernoon.com/pwa-on-ios-part #progressivewebapp

  11. Lazy Fast v1.3.0 is out.

    Check out your stats. Watch number go up.

    fast.lazy.software

    #PWA #ProgressiveWebApp #Health

  12. Confused between building a Progressive Web App or a website for your business?
    Read our latest blog to explore a detailed Progressive Web App vs website comparison, covering performance, user engagement, SEO, costs, and real-world use cases.

    ripenapps.com/blog/progressive

    #ProgressiveWebApp #PWA #WebDevelopment #PWAvsWebsite #WebsiteVsPWA #WebApp

  13. Lazy List v2.4.0 is out.

    Hide items temporarily with the new Snooze button.

    list.lazy.software

    #PWA #ProgressiveWebApp #Productivity

  14. Lazy List v2.4.0 is out.

    Hide items temporarily with the new Snooze button.

    list.lazy.software

    #PWA #ProgressiveWebApp #Productivity

  15. Lazy List v2.3.0 is out.

    Clearing items is faster with a new floating action button.

    Fixed:

    - No more "sticky" scrolling on mobile.
    - Bottom bar always stays where it belongs after typing.

    list.lazy.software

    #PWA #ProgressiveWebApp #Productivity

  16. Lazy List v2.3.0 is out.

    Clearing items is faster with a new floating action button.

    Fixed:

    - No more "sticky" scrolling on mobile.
    - Bottom bar always stays where it belongs after typing.

    list.lazy.software

    #PWA #ProgressiveWebApp #Productivity

  17. In Lazy Fast v1.1.0, you can now edit the start time of an active fast directly from the home screen. Click the timestamp to open the editor, adjust the date and time, and press Enter or Save to confirm.

    fast.lazy.software

    #PWA #ProgressiveWebApp #Health

  18. List sharing is now available in Lazy List v2.2.1. Copy a list to your clipboard to share lists with others, or paste a list to import one.

    lazy.software/list

    #PWA #ProgressiveWebApp #Productivity

  19. Bộ hướng dẫn toàn diện xây dựng Progressive Web Apps (PWA) từ đầu: yêu cầu HTTPS, manifest, service worker, app‑shell, chiến lược cache (offline‑first…), mô hình render CSR/SSR/Hybrid, tối ưu hiệu năng, UX “native”, tích hợp phần cứng (camera, GPS…) và triển khai nhanh trên Cloudflare, Netlify, Vercel. PWA mang lại tốc độ, cài đặt dễ, truy cập mọi thiết bị. #PWA #WebDev #ProgressiveWebApp #WebDevelopment #PhátTriểnWeb #AppWebTiênTiến #CôngNghệWeb

    dev.to/startup-consultant/how-

  20. Progressive Web App (PWA) là sự kết hợp hoàn hảo giữa website và ứng dụng di động: truy cập mọi thiết bị, cài đặt dễ dàng, hoạt động ngoại tuyến, có thể chạy nền và truy cập tính năng hệ thống. Ví dụ: Starbucks, Spotify, Uber, Google Maps, Washington Post... #PWA #ProgressiveWebApp #WebDev #AppWeb #Côngnghệ #ỨngdụngWeb

    dev.to/senken18/a-rundown-on-p

  21. Also #ProgressiveWebApp are not subject to all of these so it makes no sense to restrict native apps more than pwa

  22. Also #ProgressiveWebApp are not subject to all of these so it makes no sense to restrict native apps more than pwa

  23. Also #ProgressiveWebApp are not subject to all of these so it makes no sense to restrict native apps more than pwa

  24. Also #ProgressiveWebApp are not subject to all of these so it makes no sense to restrict native apps more than pwa

  25. @jensimmons I recently checked it, but my Progressive Web Apps are offline tools, and as I understand it, web push isn’t supported via service workers #ProgressiveWebApp #WebPush #pwa

  26. @jensimmons I recently checked it, but my Progressive Web Apps are offline tools, and as I understand it, web push isn’t supported via service workers #ProgressiveWebApp #WebPush #pwa

  27. @jensimmons I recently checked it, but my Progressive Web Apps are offline tools, and as I understand it, web push isn’t supported via service workers #ProgressiveWebApp #WebPush #pwa

  28. @jensimmons I recently checked it, but my Progressive Web Apps are offline tools, and as I understand it, web push isn’t supported via service workers #ProgressiveWebApp #WebPush #pwa

  29. @jensimmons I recently checked it, but my Progressive Web Apps are offline tools, and as I understand it, web push isn’t supported via service workers #ProgressiveWebApp #WebPush #pwa

  30. SOLVED - See my post below
    =========
    Did iOS 26 break geolocation for PWAs?

    I am the developer of the Progressive Web App (PWA) FindMeSAR which displays the user’s coordinates in several different formats. findmesar.com

    When this PWA is *not* installed on my iPhone then I can use Safari to open this webpage and give permission for it to use my location. FindMeSAR works fine and displays my coordinates as latitude longitude in decimal degrees.

    I can also use Safari to open Google maps and geolocation there also works fine.

    So iOS 26 did *not* break geolocation when using webpages online.

    But if I *install* FindMeSAR for use offline as a PWA then I get an error message saying location is denied.

    I am using an iPhone 17 Pro with iOS 26.0.1

    I should add that I recently traded in an iPhone 13 Pro with iOS 17. FindMeSAR worked fine on that device as a PWA including the geolocation feature.

    Has anyone else with iOS 26 tried a PWA that does geolocation? Results?

    FindMeSAR is open source with no ads, no tracking, but it is not on GitHub. You can view the source code with a laptop/desktop and browser dev tools.

    I would be grateful if someone with iOS 26 would install FindMeSAR as a PWA. Then put your phone in airplane mode, open FindMeSAR by tapping the screen icon and try geolocation by tapping Menu > My location.
    #iOS26 #iPhone17Pro #PWA #ProgressiveWebApp #Geolocation

  31. SOLVED - See my post below
    =========
    Did iOS 26 break geolocation for PWAs?

    I am the developer of the Progressive Web App (PWA) FindMeSAR which displays the user’s coordinates in several different formats. findmesar.com

    When this PWA is *not* installed on my iPhone then I can use Safari to open this webpage and give permission for it to use my location. FindMeSAR works fine and displays my coordinates as latitude longitude in decimal degrees.

    I can also use Safari to open Google maps and geolocation there also works fine.

    So iOS 26 did *not* break geolocation when using webpages online.

    But if I *install* FindMeSAR for use offline as a PWA then I get an error message saying location is denied.

    I am using an iPhone 17 Pro with iOS 26.0.1

    I should add that I recently traded in an iPhone 13 Pro with iOS 17. FindMeSAR worked fine on that device as a PWA including the geolocation feature.

    Has anyone else with iOS 26 tried a PWA that does geolocation? Results?

    FindMeSAR is open source with no ads, no tracking, but it is not on GitHub. You can view the source code with a laptop/desktop and browser dev tools.

    I would be grateful if someone with iOS 26 would install FindMeSAR as a PWA. Then put your phone in airplane mode, open FindMeSAR by tapping the screen icon and try geolocation by tapping Menu > My location.
    #iOS26 #iPhone17Pro #PWA #ProgressiveWebApp #Geolocation

  32. SOLVED - See my post below
    =========
    Did iOS 26 break geolocation for PWAs?

    I am the developer of the Progressive Web App (PWA) FindMeSAR which displays the user’s coordinates in several different formats. findmesar.com

    When this PWA is *not* installed on my iPhone then I can use Safari to open this webpage and give permission for it to use my location. FindMeSAR works fine and displays my coordinates as latitude longitude in decimal degrees.

    I can also use Safari to open Google maps and geolocation there also works fine.

    So iOS 26 did *not* break geolocation when using webpages online.

    But if I *install* FindMeSAR for use offline as a PWA then I get an error message saying location is denied.

    I am using an iPhone 17 Pro with iOS 26.0.1

    I should add that I recently traded in an iPhone 13 Pro with iOS 17. FindMeSAR worked fine on that device as a PWA including the geolocation feature.

    Has anyone else with iOS 26 tried a PWA that does geolocation? Results?

    FindMeSAR is open source with no ads, no tracking, but it is not on GitHub. You can view the source code with a laptop/desktop and browser dev tools.

    I would be grateful if someone with iOS 26 would install FindMeSAR as a PWA. Then put your phone in airplane mode, open FindMeSAR by tapping the screen icon and try geolocation by tapping Menu > My location.
    #iOS26 #iPhone17Pro #PWA #ProgressiveWebApp #Geolocation

  33. SOLVED - See my post below
    =========
    Did iOS 26 break geolocation for PWAs?

    I am the developer of the Progressive Web App (PWA) FindMeSAR which displays the user’s coordinates in several different formats. findmesar.com

    When this PWA is *not* installed on my iPhone then I can use Safari to open this webpage and give permission for it to use my location. FindMeSAR works fine and displays my coordinates as latitude longitude in decimal degrees.

    I can also use Safari to open Google maps and geolocation there also works fine.

    So iOS 26 did *not* break geolocation when using webpages online.

    But if I *install* FindMeSAR for use offline as a PWA then I get an error message saying location is denied.

    I am using an iPhone 17 Pro with iOS 26.0.1

    I should add that I recently traded in an iPhone 13 Pro with iOS 17. FindMeSAR worked fine on that device as a PWA including the geolocation feature.

    Has anyone else with iOS 26 tried a PWA that does geolocation? Results?

    FindMeSAR is open source with no ads, no tracking, but it is not on GitHub. You can view the source code with a laptop/desktop and browser dev tools.

    I would be grateful if someone with iOS 26 would install FindMeSAR as a PWA. Then put your phone in airplane mode, open FindMeSAR by tapping the screen icon and try geolocation by tapping Menu > My location.
    #iOS26 #iPhone17Pro #PWA #ProgressiveWebApp #Geolocation

  34. SOLVED - See my post below
    =========
    Did iOS 26 break geolocation for PWAs?

    I am the developer of the Progressive Web App (PWA) FindMeSAR which displays the user’s coordinates in several different formats. findmesar.com

    When this PWA is *not* installed on my iPhone then I can use Safari to open this webpage and give permission for it to use my location. FindMeSAR works fine and displays my coordinates as latitude longitude in decimal degrees.

    I can also use Safari to open Google maps and geolocation there also works fine.

    So iOS 26 did *not* break geolocation when using webpages online.

    But if I *install* FindMeSAR for use offline as a PWA then I get an error message saying location is denied.

    I am using an iPhone 17 Pro with iOS 26.0.1

    I should add that I recently traded in an iPhone 13 Pro with iOS 17. FindMeSAR worked fine on that device as a PWA including the geolocation feature.

    Has anyone else with iOS 26 tried a PWA that does geolocation? Results?

    FindMeSAR is open source with no ads, no tracking, but it is not on GitHub. You can view the source code with a laptop/desktop and browser dev tools.

    I would be grateful if someone with iOS 26 would install FindMeSAR as a PWA. Then put your phone in airplane mode, open FindMeSAR by tapping the screen icon and try geolocation by tapping Menu > My location.
    #iOS26 #iPhone17Pro #PWA #ProgressiveWebApp #Geolocation