[tantek]I wrote: "progressive web apps as a form of progressive enhancement is an excellent ideal, and I'm curious if you've seen any examples of this. so far I have seen zero self-labeled "progressive web apps" that function without JS, which is one of the minimum requirements of progressive enhancement"
[tantek][aciccarello] wrote: "It's true that a lot of progressive web apps have been single page apps that require JS. I think a lot of the teams that have invested in using it went all in on JS and JSON data passing rather than HTML."
[tantek]and: "But that's not necessarily required for PWAs. Would be great to experiment with that. I get scared about accidentally screwing up service workers though since they can be hard to remove if improperly configured"
[aciccarello] Bah, I'll log into the web client. Thanks for the heads up.
[tantek] I wrote: "progressive web apps as a form of progressive enhancement is an excellent ideal, and I'm curious if you've seen any examples of this. so far I have seen zero self-labeled "progressive web apps" that function without JS, which is one of the minimum requirements of progressive enhancement"