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Progressive Web Applications - How to develop in Outsystems

Outsystems is the best tool available in the current market for rapid development of Progressive Web Applications. As explained in my previous post, PWAs are light weight, fast and easy to distribute to your users without the need of installing the apps from Google Play Store or Apple App Store. The best thing on top of everything is you could always use your free personal environment to create these apps from Outsystems. Here are some requirements before getting started : You need to install Service Studio Version 11.7 or later. Outsystems Platform Server Step 1 : Login into your Lifetime environment and click on Environments.  Step 2 : Choose Options and click on Early Access Features and enable Progressive Web Apps. Step 3 : Open Service Studio and create your Mobile Application.  Please note that PWA's are only supported for Mobile Applications currently in Outsystems. Create a Mobile Application module using the mobile application template available in ...

What are Progressive Web Applications

This article will help you to answer following questions : What are Progressive Web Applications ? How are they different from Mobile and Web Applications ? What are the advantages of building Progressive Web Applications ? What are Progressive Web Applications? The concept of Progressive Web Applications was first introduced by Google in 2015. The applications built using this technology utilizes the best of both worlds from Mobile and Web Applications. Mobile applications are those applications which are particularly designed keeping mobile phones and their sizes in mind so that the look and feel of these applications are best to view in mobile phones. Similarly Web applications are designed in such a way that the look and feel is best to view the applications in bigger screen devices like laptops and desktops. Now comes a newer version called Progressive Web applications which can be viewed in different devices using the same application code. How are they different...