I'm interested on how they will be developing the suite since that's where the new apps are gonna be made. If it is really PWA, the apps can be made without using the suite since creating simple web apps can be done easily enough through online materials.
The suite should contain templates especially if it's going to be mainly games. Developers won't be encouraged in using the suite if it would just be the same as starting from scratch since they probably can do it on their own.
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June 20, 2018, 12:30:26 AM
June 20, 2018, 12:01:17 AM
I'm interested on how they will be developing the suite since that's where the new apps are gonna be made. If it is really PWA, the apps can be made without using the suite since creating simple web apps can be done easily enough through online materials.
The suite should contain templates especially if it's going to be mainly games. Developers won't be encouraged in using the suite if it would just be the same as starting from scratch since they probably can do it on their own. June 19, 2018, 11:54:10 PM
Until now, apps have been prisoners of their own separate ecosystems. Now the app world is making the long-awaited break for freedom.
June 19, 2018, 11:30:22 PM
I'm interested on how they will be developing the suite since that's where the new apps are gonna be made. If it is really PWA, the apps can be made without using the suite since creating simple web apps can be done easily enough through online materials.
The suite should contain templates especially if it's going to be mainly games. Developers won't be encouraged in using the suite if it would just be the same as starting from scratch since they probably can do it on their own. June 19, 2018, 11:02:26 PM
I'm interested on how they will be developing the suite since that's where the new apps are gonna be made. If it is really PWA, the apps can be made without using the suite since creating simple web apps can be done easily enough through online materials.
The suite should contain templates especially if it's going to be mainly games. Developers won't be encouraged in using the suite if it would just be the same as starting from scratch since they probably can do it on their own. June 19, 2018, 10:32:17 PM
I'm interested on how they will be developing the suite since that's where the new apps are gonna be made. If it is really PWA, the apps can be made without using the suite since creating simple web apps can be done easily enough through online materials.
The suite should contain templates especially if it's going to be mainly games. Developers won't be encouraged in using the suite if it would just be the same as starting from scratch since they probably can do it on their own. June 19, 2018, 09:55:56 PM
I have a friend who was fond of using his phone. And believe me or not, my friend is a blind. I helped him install and configure the application settings to his phone. Why am I saying this? I am just wondering if YAPPADAPPADOO project has plans for the blind people to use their applications?
wow thats nice to know. its such a comfort to the blind having an application that could also benefit this kind of users.
i think Yappadappadoo could also come up with the an app with these features i think the team is capable.
June 19, 2018, 09:27:22 PM
wow very competitive project.
Challeging Google app and apple store made more curious about this project.
I can say team has done a great job this is a potential project.
Challeging Google app and apple store made more curious about this project.
I can say team has done a great job this is a potential project.
i totally agree this project is ambitious and gives users lots of advantage such us
to be able to use it offline it is a very good plus factor, also compatible in all platforms
and no need for installation and updates normally this gives users hassle because of poor connections.
I just hope they can deliver these features good enough to satisfy its users.
exactly! Its really a hassle to update applications specially when you have poor connection
what more by installing it. This Project is obviously user friendly.
June 19, 2018, 08:54:14 PM
I have a friend who was fond of using his phone. And believe me or not, my friend is a blind. I helped him install and configure the application settings to his phone. Why am I saying this? I am just wondering if YAPPADAPPADOO project has plans for the blind people to use their applications?
do you think it is possible for the blind person to take the chance of what yappadappadoo can give an opportunity for a disabled person?
I think in the meantime it will be hard for them to give a chance for the people like them to take this opportunity. Due to Yappadappadoo is not
designed for the blind people so far. I don't mean anything but I'm just telling or stating fact only.
Now a days with everything can be develop and people are bringing up innovative ideas
the possibilities are endless, i think this is not impossible to achieve.
June 19, 2018, 07:44:42 PM
wow very competitive project.
Challeging Google app and apple store made more curious about this project.
I can say team has done a great job this is a potential project.
Challeging Google app and apple store made more curious about this project.
I can say team has done a great job this is a potential project.
June 19, 2018, 07:04:53 PM
I have a friend who was fond of using his phone. And believe me or not, my friend is a blind. I helped him install and configure the application settings to his phone. Why am I saying this? I am just wondering if YAPPADAPPADOO project has plans for the blind people to use their applications?
How were you abke to do that? Maybe he is just partly blind and not with both eyes? If he is blind totally he cannot do that in phones and much more if it is touch screen. That will be funny to think but I’m sure your friend sees partly and he can manage to use mobile phones.He is partly blind at that time but he is now totally blind. But it doesn't matter whether partly or totally blind. The TALKS & ZOOMS applications were developed by Nuance for Symbian phones. I don't know right now if it has an Android version. The low-vision and blind users can use TALKS via hearing which is the main concept of the application. Every move you take or command you do is being broadcast by the phone via a speaker. I just hope YAPPADAPPADOO can create an application that is more like it.
This is great! I was amazed that a blind person can also use a phone like a normal person via hearing. This is the first time I heard that they do can that. That would be great if the applications developer has developed an Android or IOS version of this software so that the blind person can actually continue to enjoy what a normal person can enjoy. YAPPADAPPADOO team will definitely develop one I think.
yeah it would be great if they would be able to develop an application
that would also cater people with disabilities such as blind and deaf.
June 19, 2018, 07:03:06 PM
Spotify can play online. However, if you want to download songs to your device, you can play them later offline too. But having lists of songs in your phone will occupy a big oart of your phone memory. This is contradicting. If you want it offline, it can be at your phone memory’s expense. If you want it no installation you will need a full internet connection
You're right! I'm also starting to think that some of their concept is contradicting just like for example Spotify as what you've said it's indeed contradicting, when I think the purpose of no installation is to save some storage in our devices.
It is not contradicting actually if we try to understand the whole concept.
You see, PWAs are apps that does not require to be installed before you can use them, since it runs on the server itself and not merely on our devices. But content-aware applications such as spotify gives us a chance to play songs offline by dowoading the music content and not the app it itslef.
I hope this helped.
Yes you're right! There's a big difference between the content and the app, because the app is the only focus of the no installation system so meaning to say the app is the only thing that won't affect your storage but when it comes to the content you've downloaded, it's completely take your storage.
Glad to know you got the point naruto.
Content downloads are really user dependent. One can choose to download them, specially for music and videos so they could play them offline, yet, the download will never be mandatory. That is why PWAs will remain a storage saving technology.
Got it! And it just shows that we can have our own choice whether to download the content of the app, if that is more convenient to us especially on our gadget"s storage or simply access the PWAs.
Yes, you're right that some applications are internet dependent especially native apps. They mostly relies on the internet to run, not like the yappadaappadoo app that can able to run offline because it's a cloud base application which is one of the features of PWA. Anyway if you choose to download the app, your storage wil be affected because the PWA features only supports the application not the content you'll download.
June 19, 2018, 06:07:07 PM
I have a friend who was fond of using his phone. And believe me or not, my friend is a blind. I helped him install and configure the application settings to his phone. Why am I saying this? I am just wondering if YAPPADAPPADOO project has plans for the blind people to use their applications?
How were you abke to do that? Maybe he is just partly blind and not with both eyes? If he is blind totally he cannot do that in phones and much more if it is touch screen. That will be funny to think but I’m sure your friend sees partly and he can manage to use mobile phones.He is partly blind at that time but he is now totally blind. But it doesn't matter whether partly or totally blind. The TALKS & ZOOMS applications were developed by Nuance for Symbian phones. I don't know right now if it has an Android version. The low-vision and blind users can use TALKS via hearing which is the main concept of the application. Every move you take or command you do is being broadcast by the phone via a speaker. I just hope YAPPADAPPADOO can create an application that is more like it.
This is great! I was amazed that a blind person can also use a phone like a normal person via hearing. This is the first time I heard that they do can that. That would be great if the applications developer has developed an Android or IOS version of this software so that the blind person can actually continue to enjoy what a normal person can enjoy. YAPPADAPPADOO team will definitely develop one I think.
Yes! It's truly amazing that there's someone who uses mobile devices, even if his blind. He will continue on enjoying devices.
Be glad for I also think that the team are working on it.
June 19, 2018, 05:39:18 PM
9 amazing PWA secrets
01. WebAPK vs Android shortcut
02. Create a custom web app installation banner
03. Share content from your PWA
04. Analytics tracking
05. Create a compatible iOS PWA
06. Syncing data in the background
07. Social networks and pseudo-browsers
08. Test on Android devices and emulators
09. Publishing to stores
The details can be found here:
https://www.creativebloq.com/features/9-amazing-pwa-secrets
01. WebAPK vs Android shortcut
02. Create a custom web app installation banner
03. Share content from your PWA
04. Analytics tracking
05. Create a compatible iOS PWA
06. Syncing data in the background
07. Social networks and pseudo-browsers
08. Test on Android devices and emulators
09. Publishing to stores
The details can be found here:
https://www.creativebloq.com/features/9-amazing-pwa-secrets
Thank you for this! It will be a very big help to understand more about PWA.
Can't wait to receive more information about the PWA so I can understand the project really well.
Thank you again!
June 19, 2018, 05:14:59 PM
Spotify can play online. However, if you want to download songs to your device, you can play them later offline too. But having lists of songs in your phone will occupy a big oart of your phone memory. This is contradicting. If you want it offline, it can be at your phone memory’s expense. If you want it no installation you will need a full internet connection
You're right! I'm also starting to think that some of their concept is contradicting just like for example Spotify as what you've said it's indeed contradicting, when I think the purpose of no installation is to save some storage in our devices.
It is not contradicting actually if we try to understand the whole concept.
You see, PWAs are apps that does not require to be installed before you can use them, since it runs on the server itself and not merely on our devices. But content-aware applications such as spotify gives us a chance to play songs offline by dowoading the music content and not the app it itslef.
I hope this helped.
Yes you're right! There's a big difference between the content and the app, because the app is the only focus of the no installation system so meaning to say the app is the only thing that won't affect your storage but when it comes to the content you've downloaded, it's completely take your storage.
Glad to know you got the point naruto.
Content downloads are really user dependent. One can choose to download them, specially for music and videos so they could play them offline, yet, the download will never be mandatory. That is why PWAs will remain a storage saving technology.
Got it! And it just shows that we can have our own choice whether to download the content of the app, if that is more convenient to us especially on our gadget"s storage or simply access the PWAs.
That's the beauty of this project, the users will encounter true satisifaction of PWA which is multi-platform, lightning fast and clever to work
offline. Then, yappadappadoo Store will link to the Blockchain. Independence, transparency and security are guaranteed.
Indeed, those things/features are really guaranteed by the use os PWA, with such amazing project. I think that when time comes this project will be very popular since it offers features that are really needed by mostly of the people especially the millennials which are known to be very active in conputers.
June 19, 2018, 03:54:08 PM
Spotify can play online. However, if you want to download songs to your device, you can play them later offline too. But having lists of songs in your phone will occupy a big oart of your phone memory. This is contradicting. If you want it offline, it can be at your phone memory’s expense. If you want it no installation you will need a full internet connection
You're right! I'm also starting to think that some of their concept is contradicting just like for example Spotify as what you've said it's indeed contradicting, when I think the purpose of no installation is to save some storage in our devices.
It is not contradicting actually if we try to understand the whole concept.
You see, PWAs are apps that does not require to be installed before you can use them, since it runs on the server itself and not merely on our devices. But content-aware applications such as spotify gives us a chance to play songs offline by dowoading the music content and not the app it itslef.
I hope this helped.
Yes you're right! There's a big difference between the content and the app, because the app is the only focus of the no installation system so meaning to say the app is the only thing that won't affect your storage but when it comes to the content you've downloaded, it's completely take your storage.
Glad to know you got the point naruto.
Content downloads are really user dependent. One can choose to download them, specially for music and videos so they could play them offline, yet, the download will never be mandatory. That is why PWAs will remain a storage saving technology.
Got it! And it just shows that we can have our own choice whether to download the content of the app, if that is more convenient to us especially on our gadget"s storage or simply access the PWAs.
June 19, 2018, 03:29:44 PM
I have a friend who was fond of using his phone. And believe me or not, my friend is a blind. I helped him install and configure the application settings to his phone. Why am I saying this? I am just wondering if YAPPADAPPADOO project has plans for the blind people to use their applications?
How were you abke to do that? Maybe he is just partly blind and not with both eyes? If he is blind totally he cannot do that in phones and much more if it is touch screen. That will be funny to think but I’m sure your friend sees partly and he can manage to use mobile phones.He is partly blind at that time but he is now totally blind. But it doesn't matter whether partly or totally blind. The TALKS & ZOOMS applications were developed by Nuance for Symbian phones. I don't know right now if it has an Android version. The low-vision and blind users can use TALKS via hearing which is the main concept of the application. Every move you take or command you do is being broadcast by the phone via a speaker. I just hope YAPPADAPPADOO can create an application that is more like it.
This is great! I was amazed that a blind person can also use a phone like a normal person via hearing. This is the first time I heard that they do can that. That would be great if the applications developer has developed an Android or IOS version of this software so that the blind person can actually continue to enjoy what a normal person can enjoy. YAPPADAPPADOO team will definitely develop one I think.
Good News! There is already an IOS and Android App for the blind. It is called as KNFB Reader app which has the ability to let the blind people listen to the audio readback of printed text like TALKS. But this application is better because it can be used thru Android or Apple devices. I believe that YAPPADAPPADOO can do better than this. This is not quite impossible at all since Progressive Web Apps (PWA) are installation-free and update-free.
Here's my reference for the KNFB Reader App:
https://www.reuters.com/article/apple-blind-app/new-smartphone-app-gives-sight-to-the-blind-idINKBN0HF08S20140920
This thread really caught my attention because it tackles about people with disability (PWD) specifically blind people who use an application for the blind. I am curious so I have research about the KNFB Reader App which is very interesting because it can be used for Apple or Android devices.
I have found a video which is a demo from Peter Tucic, an Assistive Technological Specialist which demonstrate how to use the application KNFB Reader App. I am looking forward that YAPPADAPPADOO project will create an application like this because it will really help the blind person to enjoy what the normal person enjoys.
Here's the video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6SXTC85Nuy0
June 19, 2018, 03:02:06 PM
I have a friend who was fond of using his phone. And believe me or not, my friend is a blind. I helped him install and configure the application settings to his phone. Why am I saying this? I am just wondering if YAPPADAPPADOO project has plans for the blind people to use their applications?
How were you abke to do that? Maybe he is just partly blind and not with both eyes? If he is blind totally he cannot do that in phones and much more if it is touch screen. That will be funny to think but I’m sure your friend sees partly and he can manage to use mobile phones.He is partly blind at that time but he is now totally blind. But it doesn't matter whether partly or totally blind. The TALKS & ZOOMS applications were developed by Nuance for Symbian phones. I don't know right now if it has an Android version. The low-vision and blind users can use TALKS via hearing which is the main concept of the application. Every move you take or command you do is being broadcast by the phone via a speaker. I just hope YAPPADAPPADOO can create an application that is more like it.
This is great! I was amazed that a blind person can also use a phone like a normal person via hearing. This is the first time I heard that they do can that. That would be great if the applications developer has developed an Android or IOS version of this software so that the blind person can actually continue to enjoy what a normal person can enjoy. YAPPADAPPADOO team will definitely develop one I think.
Good News! There is already an IOS and Android App for the blind. It is called as KNFB Reader app which has the ability to let the blind people listen to the audio readback of printed text like TALKS. But this application is better because it can be used thru Android or Apple devices. I believe that YAPPADAPPADOO can do better than this. This is not quite impossible at all since Progressive Web Apps (PWA) are installation-free and update-free.
Here's my reference for the KNFB Reader App:
https://www.reuters.com/article/apple-blind-app/new-smartphone-app-gives-sight-to-the-blind-idINKBN0HF08S20140920
June 19, 2018, 02:29:14 PM
I have a friend who was fond of using his phone. And believe me or not, my friend is a blind. I helped him install and configure the application settings to his phone. Why am I saying this? I am just wondering if YAPPADAPPADOO project has plans for the blind people to use their applications?
How were you abke to do that? Maybe he is just partly blind and not with both eyes? If he is blind totally he cannot do that in phones and much more if it is touch screen. That will be funny to think but I’m sure your friend sees partly and he can manage to use mobile phones.He is partly blind at that time but he is now totally blind. But it doesn't matter whether partly or totally blind. The TALKS & ZOOMS applications were developed by Nuance for Symbian phones. I don't know right now if it has an Android version. The low-vision and blind users can use TALKS via hearing which is the main concept of the application. Every move you take or command you do is being broadcast by the phone via a speaker. I just hope YAPPADAPPADOO can create an application that is more like it.
This is great! I was amazed that a blind person can also use a phone like a normal person via hearing. This is the first time I heard that they do can that. That would be great if the applications developer has developed an Android or IOS version of this software so that the blind person can actually continue to enjoy what a normal person can enjoy. YAPPADAPPADOO team will definitely develop one I think.
Good News! There is already an IOS and Android App for the blind. It is called as KNFB Reader app which has the ability to let the blind people listen to the audio readback of printed text like TALKS. But this application is better because it can be used thru Android or Apple devices. I believe that YAPPADAPPADOO can do better than this. This is not quite impossible at all since Progressive Web Apps (PWA) are installation-free and update-free.
Here's my reference for the KNFB Reader App:
https://www.reuters.com/article/apple-blind-app/new-smartphone-app-gives-sight-to-the-blind-idINKBN0HF08S20140920
This thread really caught my attention because It tackles about people with disability (PWD) specifically blind people who use an application for the blind. I am curious so I have research about the KNFB Reader App which is very interesting because it can be used for Apple or Android devices.
I have found a video which is a demo from Peter Tucic, an Assistive Technological Specialist which demonstrate how to use the application KNFB Reader App. I am looking forward that YAPPADAPPADOO project will create an application like this because it will really help the blind person to enjoy what the normal person enjoys.
Here's the video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6SXTC85Nuy0
Great share guys! Another learning from today! Technology really is having a good time in terms of development, from Symbian phones to Android and Apple devices. This is really something. I was really amazed to the things you have shared, that is why I seek something which is the same as KNFB Reader App then I got to found something a lot better because it is free and high-tech. I am sure that YAPPADAPPADOO will be very interested in this application which is called Seeing AI. The greatest thing about this is it's for FREE!
Check this out:
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/seeing-ai
June 19, 2018, 02:01:42 PM
9 amazing PWA secrets
01. WebAPK vs Android shortcut
02. Create a custom web app installation banner
03. Share content from your PWA
04. Analytics tracking
05. Create a compatible iOS PWA
06. Syncing data in the background
07. Social networks and pseudo-browsers
08. Test on Android devices and emulators
09. Publishing to stores
The details can be found here:
https://www.creativebloq.com/features/9-amazing-pwa-secrets
Wow! Thanks for this info shikaina. Though i dont understand much what do these 9 secrets mean but I think the explanations one by one is written in the link below. Will take time reading them so I will understand more of this project. 01. WebAPK vs Android shortcut
02. Create a custom web app installation banner
03. Share content from your PWA
04. Analytics tracking
05. Create a compatible iOS PWA
06. Syncing data in the background
07. Social networks and pseudo-browsers
08. Test on Android devices and emulators
09. Publishing to stores
The details can be found here:
https://www.creativebloq.com/features/9-amazing-pwa-secrets
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