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newbie
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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?

According to the whitepaper, PWA can work online and offline and can be fully functional. Does it mean that even if you don’t have internet access, you can use Yappadappadoo?

Most websites today are limited with internet connectivity. Without internet, the website won’t display anything. PWA is a new concept now in web app development. This concept has offline capabilities with improved speed and performance. This will allow users to have access to the pages have already visited.

I like the idea of offline capabilities. Because it won't cause any internet data or bandwidth. But What about the pages who have not visited yet? Will it display also the page? If it will not display the page then PWA has no difference in our normal web app today.
So, basically, the offline capabilities meant access to pages you have already visited? I think it was extremely helpful with trivago since hotel stays sometimes involves planning. This might be helpful to an online gamer who frequently look for the latest games to install but does research before installing a new one.
I think if you haven't visited the page, it won't be accessible. I think PWA works like automatically saving a page if visited and saving an app if you chose to select to save it on your home screen or something, though not sure how that actually will work for this one.
So, initially, I would have to visit the page for the page to be saved, and in any case, the only pages that would be accessible are those pages that I have already visited? So, the question is will this apply to apps as well?
For the app to be at its best, you have to be online, I think. They mention that you can spontaneously try apps and quickly buy them as well. For the spontaneously try, if it apps can be tried out offline, then that might initially consume data upon installation.
What I'm more concerned about is the memory it might consume. For mobile users, what will be the minimum system requirements? I might have to switch from a 64 GB phone to 128 GB one. If it would be worth it, why not?
newbie
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The name can be related easily with the scooby doo cartoons, also Sydney Ifergan is an advisor for lots of ICOs, not sure if that is good or bad but I've seen him in a ton of places, he also runs a crypto blog.
Indeed! The name is somewhat derived from that cartoon show. It's very funny and very catchy since many people are already familiar with it. It's a good brand name for me.
Ye it is relatable and yes it is very catchy but it I believe it is too long? The actual title of the cartoon is just scooby doo and scoobidoobidoo is just a tagline which he says. Easy to remember but need to exert effort to type Cheesy
newbie
Activity: 55
Merit: 0
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?

According to the whitepaper, PWA can work online and offline and can be fully functional. Does it mean that even if you don’t have internet access, you can use Yappadappadoo?

Most websites today are limited with internet connectivity. Without internet, the website won’t display anything. PWA is a new concept now in web app development. This concept has offline capabilities with improved speed and performance. This will allow users to have access to the pages have already visited.

I like the idea of offline capabilities. Because it won't cause any internet data or bandwidth. But What about the pages who have not visited yet? Will it display also the page? If it will not display the page then PWA has no difference in our normal web app today.
So, basically, the offline capabilities meant access to pages you have already visited? I think it was extremely helpful with trivago since hotel stays sometimes involves planning. This might be helpful to an online gamer who frequently look for the latest games to install but does research before installing a new one.
I think if you haven't visited the page, it won't be accessible. I think PWA works like automatically saving a page if visited and saving an app if you chose to select to save it on your home screen or something, though not sure how that actually will work for this one.
So, initially, I would have to visit the page for the page to be saved, and in any case, the only pages that would be accessible are those pages that I have already visited? So, the question is will this apply to apps as well?
For the app to be at its best, you have to be online, I think. They mention that you can spontaneously try apps and quickly buy them as well. For the spontaneously try, if it apps can be tried out offline, then that might initially consume data upon installation.
newbie
Activity: 52
Merit: 0
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?

According to the whitepaper, PWA can work online and offline and can be fully functional. Does it mean that even if you don’t have internet access, you can use Yappadappadoo?

Most websites today are limited with internet connectivity. Without internet, the website won’t display anything. PWA is a new concept now in web app development. This concept has offline capabilities with improved speed and performance. This will allow users to have access to the pages have already visited.

I like the idea of offline capabilities. Because it won't cause any internet data or bandwidth. But What about the pages who have not visited yet? Will it display also the page? If it will not display the page then PWA has no difference in our normal web app today.
So, basically, the offline capabilities meant access to pages you have already visited? I think it was extremely helpful with trivago since hotel stays sometimes involves planning. This might be helpful to an online gamer who frequently look for the latest games to install but does research before installing a new one.
I think if you haven't visited the page, it won't be accessible. I think PWA works like automatically saving a page if visited and saving an app if you chose to select to save it on your home screen or something, though not sure how that actually will work for this one.
So, initially, I would have to visit the page for the page to be saved, and in any case, the only pages that would be accessible are those pages that I have already visited? So, the question is will this apply to apps as well?
jr. member
Activity: 56
Merit: 1
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Until now, apps have been prisoners of their own separate ecosystems. Now the app world
is making the long-awaited break for freedom. A new generation of applications will
revolutionise the app market: Progressive Web Applications (PWA)
from Yappadappadoo's Whitepaper.

This was a non-essential until i read it from Yappadappadoo's whitepaper and realized they are right.

We have apps for iOS and android separately, though compatible releases for each OS is available for both, there is always a seemingly noticeable difference between versions still.

And perhaps it will be PWAs that will level this difference so users will have the exact same user experience regardless of ecosystem the device lives in.

And that is a general truth that Yappadappadoo have to break, the wide acceptance among users that each ecosystem thrives only on their own compatible apps.

No one really bothers as of the moment if an app is available in one OS and unavailable to another.  People are already convinced that alternative apps is a viable option. None will insist if the developer profoundly declares that they will support one OS alone.  It's a non-cliche altogether.

I agree, PWAs are great, and i've seen a few websites that operates on it and are quite effective just like native apps.  But how do Yappadappadoo mark that difference? And how can they convince people that it does matter?

Awaiting to see the progress Yappadappadoo will make in this aspect, and perhaps an awareness campaign might prove to be helpful.
newbie
Activity: 56
Merit: 0
Quote
Until now, apps have been prisoners of their own separate ecosystems. Now the app world
is making the long-awaited break for freedom. A new generation of applications will
revolutionise the app market: Progressive Web Applications (PWA)
from Yappadappadoo's Whitepaper.

This was a non-essential until i read it from Yappadappadoo's whitepaper and realized they are right.

We have apps for iOS and android separately, though compatible releases for each OS is available for both, there is always a seemingly noticeable difference between versions still.

And perhaps it will be PWAs that will level this difference so users will have the exact same user experience regardless of ecosystem the device lives in.
hero member
Activity: 1918
Merit: 564
Looking at how Yappadappadoo declared their roadmap, it was fun to see crawl, walk, run, jump, fly and glide stages.

It shows the creative minds behind the project. The team started with the crawl which is fairly a sign of humble beginnings so to say.

I do like the concept of Yappadappadoo on their PWA offerings and how they wanted to disrupt the app industry to lower cost for both consumer and developer, thus, i hope to see you release a public tes of your initital PWAs  soon.
member
Activity: 141
Merit: 11
Yappadappadoo integrates blockchain technology. Blockchain provides security to the transactions that take place in Yappadappadoo platform. So it will surely protect your private details when you purchased in Yappadappadoo App store. A blockchain-based platform, like Yappadappadoo, is almost impossible to hack as it requires access to every computer system simultaneously to succeed.

Perhaps this is one of the biggest advantage Yappadappadoo have when it decided to take the PWA industry to the blockchain platform.

Though we have seen a lot of companies as of the moment that offers PWAs effectively, i think Yappadappadoo is the first to do it on top of the blockchain.

Protection and safety is one of the best features any provider could give and Yappadappadoo is on the right track on this aspect.

And perhaps if the same blockchain security approach is applied to developers, their apps, content, codes, etc could be well protected too.

I am really eager to see the beta release of Yappadappadoo's suite to see how fairly easy and secured it is to use.

And i also hope that an MVP will be handed out to us in the coming weeks.
sr. member
Activity: 1050
Merit: 269
Yappadappadoo integrates blockchain technology. Blockchain provides security to the transactions that take place in Yappadappadoo platform. So it will surely protect your private details when you purchased in Yappadappadoo App store. A blockchain-based platform, like Yappadappadoo, is almost impossible to hack as it requires access to every computer system simultaneously to succeed.

Perhaps this is one of the biggest advantage Yappadappadoo have when it decided to take the PWA industry to the blockchain platform.

Though we have seen a lot of companies as of the moment that offers PWAs effectively, i think Yappadappadoo is the first to do it on top of the blockchain.

Protection and safety is one of the best features any provider could give and Yappadappadoo is on the right track on this aspect.
jr. member
Activity: 56
Merit: 1
Though PWA really does have many advantages than traditional apps. But in this early stage, native apps are still dominant in mobile platforms. Web developers will undergo a big change if they are going to shift from developing native apps to developing PWA. This will put a lot of pressure if developers will shift to web-based app development.

I believe the same.  It was the very first thought that came to mind when i came to learn that Yappadappadoo is set to battle it out against native app giants.

PWAs are really good, and i do hope Yappadappadoo have a great marketing strategy packed in their planning to campaign awareness for people to know that great advantages of PWAs.
newbie
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Merit: 0
Though PWA really does have many advantages than traditional apps. But in this early stage, native apps are still dominant in mobile platforms. Web developers will undergo a big change if they are going to shift from developing native apps to developing PWA. This will put a lot of pressure if developers will shift to web-based app development.
newbie
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Yappadappadoo uses Ethereum smart-contracts. Smart contracts are based on digital coding that includes various tasks that will be assigned by each party that will implement what needs to be done. Smart contract will safely and transparently facilitate the exchange without the need of middleman.
member
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Merit: 10
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Yappadappadoo integrates blockchain technology. Blockchain provides security to the transactions that take place in Yappadappadoo platform. So it will surely protect your private details when you purchased in Yappadappadoo App store. A blockchain-based platform, like Yappadappadoo, is almost impossible to hack as it requires access to every computer system simultaneously to succeed.
member
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Merit: 10
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I don’t understand what does Yappadappadoo mean by “Install-free and ready to use”. I mean, how can we use the app if we don’t install it on our device?

That's why Progressive Web Apps are favored by some because of its space-savvy feature.

Applications are run within the browser in a server-client position that makes it possible to run apps without installing it on our devices. 

I was already thinking about this. No need installation. I got this idea from opera mini browser. Their homepage they already have applications like twitter, facebook, linkedin, etc. So most probably YAPPADAPPADO will also have its own web browser with all the applications they have. So how are they going to explain the offline use if it will be in a browser? Complicated no?

PWA doesn't need installation because its apps are within your browser. PWA has service workers that allow apps to load instantly. That's why there are offline capabilities. These are too technical so I don't understand too much how does it work. But according to what I've read, service workers act as a proxy server that enables the creation of offline experience.

PWA offers of being able to be a single app and have it work perfectly on all platforms and devices. PWA doesn't require installation prior to usage. There are no long download times compared to native apps today, sometimes it takes too much time and data connection to download the app before you can use it. And it runs smoothly even if you have an unstable connection.
full member
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I don’t understand what does Yappadappadoo mean by “Install-free and ready to use”. I mean, how can we use the app if we don’t install it on our device?

That's why Progressive Web Apps are favored by some because of its space-savvy feature.

Applications are run within the browser in a server-client position that makes it possible to run apps without installing it on our devices. 

I was already thinking about this. No need installation. I got this idea from opera mini browser. Their homepage they already have applications like twitter, facebook, linkedin, etc. So most probably YAPPADAPPADO will also have its own web browser with all the applications they have. So how are they going to explain the offline use if it will be in a browser? Complicated no?

PWA doesn't need installation because its apps are within your browser. PWA has service workers that allow apps to load instantly. That's why there are offline capabilities. These are too technical so I don't understand too much how does it work. But according to what I've read, service workers act as a proxy server that enables the creation of offline experience.
full member
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Challenging Google Play & Apple App Store: Unchain Apps with Blockchain

- what does it means anyway? correct me if I am wrong pal, does yappadappadoo is challenging google play and apps store on this kind of

concepts anyways? thanks to anyone who will accommodate my concerns.

I dont think they are challenging app store and play store by this concept. Apple and google play store are doing well with what they have right now. The one unique advantage they have in Yappadappadoo that I see is that some of their applications will be fine working in older version of our phone or tablet like in the 3g for instance which is the opposite in  app le store. In apple store, you have to upgrade your device to the latest version for you to be able to catch up with the applications they have.
You got it right man. This is the problem with apple that i hate so much. They will always remind the user to update to the newest version of IOS, if not the applications will not also be uodated because they have to comply with the demand of upgrading to the latest ios version. The problem of updating ios in older apple device is it will make the device itself running slow.

Actually, not all Apple devices can update to the latest version of their IOS. So the older Apple devices will not enjoy or can't even try the latest or trending apps in the Apple store because their IOS is not compatible with the applications. That's the saddest part of having an outdated phone.

That's the case on my iPhone. The latest version of their IOS is no longer suitable for my device. So I can only download apps that are compatible with my IOS. The only choice I have is to buy the newest Apple device for me to be able to download all the apps offered in Apple store.
It is their simple way of telling to buy iphone x plus now  Grin. Just kidding but that is the truth. Someone gave me this idea by saying apple is monopolizing the market. They think they are the only superior provider and the unbeatable. Sometimes can’t even avail most of their applications because they are with fee.

But here comes Samsung who already beat them twice. The problem with most applications now do have updates all the time. Like facebook for example. It's like every week you have to update their app. Does their app do have a lot of bugs that really needs to update every week? It causes too much space on your phone when you update your app every time.
legendary
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I don’t understand what does Yappadappadoo mean by “Install-free and ready to use”. I mean, how can we use the app if we don’t install it on our device?

That's why Progressive Web Apps are favored by some because of its space-savvy feature.

Applications are run within the browser in a server-client position that makes it possible to run apps without installing it on our devices. 

I was already thinking about this. No need installation. I got this idea from opera mini browser. Their homepage they already have applications like twitter, facebook, linkedin, etc. So most probably YAPPADAPPADO will also have its own web browser with all the applications they have. So how are they going to explain the offline use if it will be in a browser? Complicated no?
full member
Activity: 392
Merit: 123
Challenging Google Play & Apple App Store: Unchain Apps with Blockchain

- what does it means anyway? correct me if I am wrong pal, does yappadappadoo is challenging google play and apps store on this kind of

concepts anyways? thanks to anyone who will accommodate my concerns.

I dont think they are challenging app store and play store by this concept. Apple and google play store are doing well with what they have right now. The one unique advantage they have in Yappadappadoo that I see is that some of their applications will be fine working in older version of our phone or tablet like in the 3g for instance which is the opposite in  app le store. In apple store, you have to upgrade your device to the latest version for you to be able to catch up with the applications they have.
You got it right man. This is the problem with apple that i hate so much. They will always remind the user to update to the newest version of IOS, if not the applications will not also be uodated because they have to comply with the demand of upgrading to the latest ios version. The problem of updating ios in older apple device is it will make the device itself running slow.

Actually, not all Apple devices can update to the latest version of their IOS. So the older Apple devices will not enjoy or can't even try the latest or trending apps in the Apple store because their IOS is not compatible with the applications. That's the saddest part of having an outdated phone.

That's the case on my iPhone. The latest version of their IOS is no longer suitable for my device. So I can only download apps that are compatible with my IOS. The only choice I have is to buy the newest Apple device for me to be able to download all the apps offered in Apple store.
It is their simple way of telling to buy iphone x plus now  Grin. Just kidding but that is the truth. Someone gave me this idea by saying apple is monopolizing the market. They think they are the only superior provider and the unbeatable. Sometimes can’t even avail most of their applications because they are with fee.
full member
Activity: 367
Merit: 102
I don’t understand what does Yappadappadoo mean by “Install-free and ready to use”. I mean, how can we use the app if we don’t install it on our device?
I also dont understand the idea but I’m thinking of the offline use. Like you open a certain browser and there you will find applications but they also said in their whitepaper that their applications can work offline. I really dont understand and dont know which application for instance can be used offline. Probably game applications and other applications that do need interactions like communication applications.
newbie
Activity: 157
Merit: 0
PWA user experience is just like the native applications regardless of the device type and operating system. This means that all applications in Yappadappadoo store are available whether your device is an older version. And it is available in all operating system - Android, IOS, Windows, etc. So app developers will no longer be needed to create a separate app for every different operating system.

So how do they explain to applications like facebook and whatsapp or skype where every time they are making updates for the improvement of their services, so if the device is old and cannot comply the with requirements of the said application then how are they going to work? Sorry for the question but i just dont probably dont understand how PWA works.
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