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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.

Hi khufuking,

a PWA is downloading the needed parts of an application with the help of a service worker and clever cache strategies. This makes it possible that a cloud based apps can be made offline available. A service worker acts as a proxy, interrupting network requests and sending responses from the cache. You can find a a good and detailed explication in the article from Jake Archibald: https://jakearchibald.com/2014/offline-cookbook/

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Yappadappadoo to bring revolutionary multi-platform apps to all users ... and there's a lot more going in there than any of us could imagine.

As the mobile app industry witnessed how apps changed our daily lives and the way we interact with even the most usual item around us (take for example how a calendar was redefined by our mobile phones).

I'd really have to start reading through the whitepaper for me to understand more of Yappadappadoo and the revolutionary ways it intends to level the playing field of apps around us.

A platform to offer apps regardless of device and operating system using Progressive Web Apps that does not need any installer nor updates. I think Yappadappadoo is on to something big here.

I have seen a few online services that employs PWA but would love to see how Yappadappadoo intends to bring further innovation in this market.

Off to reading and research for now.

2005 marked the era of web application technologies which revolutionized the static norm to a dynamic one. From here on, many had tried to develop web-based apps that would prove to be useful for users but failed due to many limiting technological factors of that time (both in hardware and software). Even Apple failed here and find that native apps are the best choice for a smooth user experience.

But the year 2015 witnessed a lot of progress for web-based apps with Progressive Web Apps (that was coined by Frances Berriman and Google Chrome engineer Alex Russell) being introduced to the world, these apps took advantage of modern browsers and advancement in processing technology of different devices.

To date, few of the big names that employs PWA are Ali Express, Flipkart, Trivago, Washington Post, Forbes, Twitter and OLX to name a few.

Proving that PWA is a reliable technology that eases one's concern on compatibility and supported devices.

With these, Yappadappadoo is to disrupt a very big & profitable market that has a lot to offer (though it would not be easy as App Store and Google Play are popular giants of this industry).  But with the growing popularity and acceptability of cryptocurrency, bringing the app market to the blockchain is great start.

Be tailing the progress of Yappadappadoo as the ICO starts in 2 days.

Wow! Will this be Apple store and playstore counterpart? It says it will be working offline, no need download and installation for applications, so what is it, applications inside application? The project’s concept seems to be interesting.

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?

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.