What is Adobe PWA Studio?
PWAs are web applications that use modern web technologies and design patterns to provide a reliable, fast, and engaging user experience. They can be installed on a user's device and can work offline, providing an app-like experience on the web.
PWA Studio provides the following features:
- Tools to personalize content and add local preferences: These tools allow you to deploy updates directly to your PWA storefront without the need for app store approval. They also allow for personalization and localization.
- Responsive design: PWAs are designed to work on all screen sizes: desktop, tablet, and mobile.
- Service workers for offline mode: Service workers enable PWAs to load instantly, regardless of the network state, providing an offline mode or low-quality network experience.
- Re-usable components: PWA Studio includes a library of re-usable components to help you build your PWA.
- Performance optimization: PWAs are designed to be fast, with smooth animations and no janky scrolling.
- Standards compliance: PWAs are built with web standards, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of devices.
To start developing with PWA Studio, you would need a development environment set up with NodeJS, Yarn, and a code editor.
You would also need an Adobe Commerce backend to connect to.
Supported Browsers:
Adobe PWA Studio supports the following browsers:
- Google Chrome (latest version)
- Apple Safari (latest version)
- Mozilla Firefox (latest version)
- Microsoft Edge (latest version)
Please note that while PWA Studio components should render correctly in all these browsers, some of them may not fully support all the features of Progressive Web Apps. For example, before version 70, Microsoft Edge did not support service workers, which are essential for offline PWA functionality.
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