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
Topic: ❇️YAPPADAPPADOO -❇️Bringing Revolutionary Multi-Platform Apps To All Users - page 63. (Read 30616 times)
June 19, 2018, 01:22:58 PM
June 19, 2018, 01:12:03 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, 12:38:43 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, 12:09:01 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, 11:37:16 AM
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.
June 19, 2018, 11:03:26 AM
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.
June 19, 2018, 10:39:36 AM
I'm curious about what apps would be available since PWA is something new in the app industry and also, how will developers sell their apps? If it's lightning fast I might accidentally buy something I don't want.
I think you have to be very careful if you don't want to buy something that you don't want. And besides, there is always a confirmation for all purchases that we buy. Sometimes, there are many confirmations just to be sure that you are really interested to buy the product. If you haven't entered anything using your credentials, I don't think, they will push with the transaction.
That's why in this industry everywhere there is risk, and with it we really need to think several times before we get in to any project. Now in
regardless of PWA it may not be as stable like what other competitors but I know in just a couple times they can increase their value in just a
short period of time. Because it can give us a good experience as a users.
You are right about thinking several times before we go into something. This action will prevent you from committing wrong decisions. But Progressive Web App (PWA) is already proven system for applications. The Giants just want to take hold of the market, this is the reason why they are spreading fear on using something new.
June 19, 2018, 10:28:48 AM
I’ve read that this project will be using PWA. What is Progressive Web Application? and What is the advantage of using it than our traditional app today?
As Yappadappadoo explained ,Progressive Web Application(PWA) is a new form of app technology that allows data to be streamedwhich means it is no longer to be downloaded, no updates needed,and we no longer have to store data locally on our device.
PWAs advantages are: it is readily accessible, eliminates the time of downloading the app and is not consuming much on data storage of our device.
June 19, 2018, 09:54:57 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.Yes, I agree,Citriney.Yappadappadoo has plans on how to encourage developers in making their PWAs with them with their yappadappadoo-Suite Development Concept . One of which is the ready-to-us templates to construct their own PWA. For developers who are going to make free templates available to the developer community will be rewarded with Flints.And the size of the reward depends on evaluation and review by the developer peer community.
June 19, 2018, 09:06:42 AM
Wonderful project, so interesting.
Love this project, because of the idea. Kudos!
Love this project, because of the idea. Kudos!
June 19, 2018, 08:53:36 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, 08:07:56 AM
Hi!I just started reading about this Yappadappadoo WP.And it amazes me of the PWA that they are using, a new form of app technology
which we no longer have to download,saves storage in our devices,can be used offline, and it's a multiplatform that allows us to change to different device as we use it.But what I like most is the savings that we could have on PWAs unlike traditional apps that are expensive for users.
which we no longer have to download,saves storage in our devices,can be used offline, and it's a multiplatform that allows us to change to different device as we use it.But what I like most is the savings that we could have on PWAs unlike traditional apps that are expensive for users.
I guess, now that you already found out what is their real mission and goal target. We are now in the same page were we can share this to
others to spread their good intentions for the users of their yappadappadoo using PWA itself.
Yes, sharing and spreading this Yappadappadoo project will help others find out themselves the advantages of this new form of app technology which is the PWA. Its flexibility enables us to use different devices to access it.And we get to experience freedom from paying expensive fees to purchase traditional form of apps.And it's built with Blockchain technology for security.
June 19, 2018, 07:08:43 AM
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?
I think there is also some application which will be done for the blind. YAPPADAPPADOO team I think is just focusing now on the top applications. Eventually, they will be creating applications for the person with special needs.
June 19, 2018, 06:36:32 AM
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?
For me this is special case, and need special device and application for him to be able to experience the beauty of this project... And can i ask what kind of phone does your friend use, is it touch screen or keypad button? June 19, 2018, 06:01:14 AM
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?
For me this is special case, and need special device and application for him to be able to experience the beauty of this project... And can i ask what kind of phone does your friend use, is it touch screen or keypad button? June 19, 2018, 05:35:18 AM
I was just thinking. I think we should be very thankful for this YAPPADAPPADOO project. They are making our life simple. Imagine how complicated it is to install an application. Some old folks who wanted to cope up with our generation cannot do it because sometimes, they need to install an application. This is too technical for them and they really need assistance to do that. Even the updates can be complicated for them, update sometimes requires to restart the device which is very annoying for all.
I agree most of our older are having difficulties trying to catch up the pace of technology in our generation but none of them want to get things slow down, that's why they get stuck up from the older technology and stay with it... Good news we have yappadappadoo store, they don't need to do all the download and updates of the application they'll just use whatever apps they wanted... I think the only thing they need to accomplish is to understand how to use token for them to be able to have this apps, and i guess we can teach them on how to do it correctly...For people not into technology, going through those installations of apps until they can finally use the app is really a tough one. And Yappadappadoo's offering a PWAs, I guess, may be easier for them for it eliminates the installing of up and waiting time as PWAs
are readily accessible.
The mobile phones you have mentioned Loveydovey04 was a special basic phone and it only has limited features or applications. Built-In Applications are just there limiting our old ones to explore more about latest technology. In addition to this, the phone will be more expensive because of that special feature intended for the elderly. I don't think that is fair for the elderly, if something enjoyed by our generation, I think let us give them the freedom to enjoy it too. I think YAPPADAPPADOO project will surely handle this.
June 19, 2018, 05:06:54 AM
I was just thinking. I think we should be very thankful for this YAPPADAPPADOO project. They are making our life simple. Imagine how complicated it is to install an application. Some old folks who wanted to cope up with our generation cannot do it because sometimes, they need to install an application. This is too technical for them and they really need assistance to do that. Even the updates can be complicated for them, update sometimes requires to restart the device which is very annoying for all.
I agree most of our older are having difficulties trying to catch up the pace of technology in our generation but none of them want to get things slow down, that's why they get stuck up from the older technology and stay with it... Good news we have yappadappadoo store, they don't need to do all the download and updates of the application they'll just use whatever apps they wanted... I think the only thing they need to accomplish is to understand how to use token for them to be able to have this apps, and i guess we can teach them on how to do it correctly...For people not into technology, going through those installations of apps until they can finally use the app is really a tough one. And Yappadappadoo's offering a PWAs, I guess, may be easier for them for it eliminates the installing of up and waiting time as PWAs
are readily accessible.
The mobile phones you have mentioned Loveydovey04 was a special basic phone and it only has limited features or applications. Built-In Applications are just there limiting our old ones to explore more about latest technology. In addition to this, the phone will be more expensive because of that special feature intended for the elderly. I don't think that is fair for the elderly, if something enjoyed by our generation, I think let us give them the freedom to enjoy it too. I think YAPPADAPPADOO project will surely handle this.
June 19, 2018, 03:11:12 AM
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.
June 19, 2018, 02:06:59 AM
Such great and amusing project. This kind of project is really helpful. Just imagine an app store that is versatile which you can use for both IOS and Android. I've seen it as a big help especially for those IOS user who can't really get the app they wanted. And also the payment transaction in purchasing an app is lot easier because it's connected to blockchain technology.
So its possible to use yappadappadoo apps to Android and IOS with no compatibility issues? Or maybe they'll have an agreement to each other so user's can use yappadappadoo application to their Android and IOS devices? I hope for the best result on this matter... As we can see the Title of this Thread, "❇️YAPPADAPPADOO -❇️Bringing Revolutionary Multi-Platform Apps To All Users" we will notice that it says "Multi-Platform Apps" which means that they will produce applications that can be use anywhere. This is the main goal of YAPPADAPPADOO. No hassle and no worries. We will just enjoy the fun and excitement it brings.
I am also hoping for the best of this project. But in the meantime their plan was quite impressive and achievable in my perception, for sure they're going to have many users globally, because androids users is everywhere now in the entire world.
June 19, 2018, 01:34:08 AM
Hi!I just started reading about this Yappadappadoo WP.And it amazes me of the PWA that they are using, a new form of app technology
which we no longer have to download,saves storage in our devices,can be used offline, and it's a multiplatform that allows us to change to different device as we use it.But what I like most is the savings that we could have on PWAs unlike traditional apps that are expensive for users.
which we no longer have to download,saves storage in our devices,can be used offline, and it's a multiplatform that allows us to change to different device as we use it.But what I like most is the savings that we could have on PWAs unlike traditional apps that are expensive for users.
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