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Why one web developer left iOS: Progressive Web Apps are indistinguishable from native apps on Android, but not on iOS due to some WebKit limitations

Henrik Joreteg / Henrik Joreteg's Blog : Tweets: @jukkan , @mattcutts , @chadwallacehart and @brendandburns Tweets: Jukka Niiranen / @jukkan : Web apps gradually becoming first-class citizens on mobile: http://joreteg.com/... - On Android, that is. Not iOS, because App Store. Matt Cutts / @mattcutts : This article gives a good description of Progressive Web Apps: http://joreteg.com/... Starts about halfway through. Pretty exciting stuff. Chad Hart / @chadwallacehart : nice review of the mobile web & progressive web apps- Why I switched to Android after 7 years of iOS @HenrikJoreteg http://joreteg.com/... @brendandburns : Progressive web apps are looking pretty interesting, I think I'm going to spend some time getting to know them. http://twitter.com/...

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