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Ryan Bridges
1mo
What always gets me is that companies will have multiple teams building web apps, iOS apps, Android apps, etc, when you could build a full PWA (progressive Web app) that, with a well-built ServiceWorker, can literally be installed as an application on all those platforms and behave just like a native app. They are indistinguishable when done correctly.
Fullstack dev
1moI like the article!, sometimes if you have limited budget what happens is that you use responsive web apps and if you scale you can have a mobile team (i guess that this have to be placed with a real necesity like using a native mobile device features vs web limitation), some companies choose to use web with PWA ready for a similar native experience, that could be a solution (final or temporary), still more important is to build your BE endoints to be ready for any team (web or mobile or whatever) this is a common mistake that i see very often (you have a button/feature on web but this action is not on the mobile app and viceversa)