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How to build a TWA Android app out of your Nuxt.js PWA

Did you know that you can package your progressive web app (PWA) in an Android app and publish it on the Google Play Store? Well, you can. This way, mobile users will be able to find it and download it, and everything will behave like in a native application. Personally, I wasn’t aware of this until I came across the TWA acronym, which means: trusted web activity.

Give Users Control Over App Updates in Vue CLI 3 PWAs

Creating a fully functional progressive web apps is pretty easy when using Vue CLI 3 with the PWA plugin. But how can you update such an app once it has already been installed? In this article, Doug Allrich explains how you can do just that by periodically checking for new versions of the app using the service worker.

How to add push notifications to a progressive web app

A common feature of Progressive Web Applications is push notifications. They’re a great tool a site can use to their advantage, but they can be a bit tricky to implement. This week Pim Hooghiemstra shows us how to implement them in a tutorial that uses Laravel on the backend.