❇️YAPPADAPPADOO -❇️Bringing Revolutionary Multi-Platform Apps To All Users

[jackbit]

What's more efficient to use in terms of data connection, using native apps or PWA? Does PWA consume less data connection? Here in our country, we count every data we used when we browse since telecom companies here do not offer unlimited internet connection. Some do have unlimited internet offer but has data-capping.

The usual scenario would be Native Apps not requiring internet connection since most of the files a user need is installed on the device (unless the app dependent of online contents, then internet connectivity is mandatory). 

Whereas PWAs (till date and majority of them) would require an internet connection to initialize and let the server know that a client is requiring the app to run.  Since most of the data the user will be needing resides on the server's end, it would be fruitless to run without internet connection.

[BitcoinPanther]

Until now, apps have been prisoners of their own separate ecosystems. Now the app world
is making the long-awaited break for freedom. A new generation of applications will
revolutionise the app market: Progressive Web Applications (PWA)

from Yappadappadoo's Whitepaper.

This was a non-essential until i read it from Yappadappadoo's whitepaper and realized they are right.

We have apps for iOS and android separately, though compatible releases for each OS is available for both, there is always a seemingly noticeable difference between versions still.

And perhaps it will be PWAs that will level this difference so users will have the exact same user experience regardless of ecosystem the device lives in.

Truly jackbit. No one does bother much about the apps they run on their devices. Many users in fact does not know that there exists dozens of OS around.

All they know is that the app is available and they download them.  Unaware that besides native apps exists a world of Progressive Web Apps offering the nearly the same user experience for a lower space occupancy on our devices.

And i too believe that this will be an obstacle that Yappadappadoo will have to overcome, to let the people know of this alternative apps could PWA that offers same functionality regardless of devices' operating system.

[flash12i]

Quote from the whitepaper:

They provide a perfect user-experience similar to native applications, irrespective of device type and operating system.

Perfect user experience with the platform or with all the apps in the platform? If all the apps available in the platform can give perfect user experience then this platform is amazing.

It says similar to native apps, so the performance that it would give us would be comparable to native apps that we are using today that are offline but can be used across any device and operating system.

I have seen some native apps offer a PWA release too. So far, as per my own experience, the feel and taste is not quite the same in terms of aesthetic.

Visually, i prefer the native app (perhaps because of the concept that native apps was developed with more advanced graphical capability than the limited HTML pallete).

Though both par excellently in terms of speed and responsiveness.

I told this before, and i'll say it again, i do hope to see Yappadappadoo give us an app to showcase PWAs features.  Wouldn't you guys agree?

[jackbit]

Until now, apps have been prisoners of their own separate ecosystems. Now the app world
is making the long-awaited break for freedom. A new generation of applications will
revolutionise the app market: Progressive Web Applications (PWA)

from Yappadappadoo's Whitepaper.

This was a non-essential until i read it from Yappadappadoo's whitepaper and realized they are right.

We have apps for iOS and android separately, though compatible releases for each OS is available for both, there is always a seemingly noticeable difference between versions still.

And perhaps it will be PWAs that will level this difference so users will have the exact same user experience regardless of ecosystem the device lives in.

Truly jackbit. No one does bother much about the apps they run on their devices. Many users in fact does not know that there exists dozens of OS around.

All they know is that the app is available and they download them.  Unaware that besides native apps exists a world of Progressive Web Apps offering the nearly the same user experience for a lower space occupancy on our devices.

And i too believe that this will be an obstacle that Yappadappadoo will have to overcome, to let the people know of this alternative apps could PWA that offers same functionality regardless of devices' operating system.

Glad to know that you feel and believe the same as my stance.

Though we don't speak for the whole of the community, but that is the general truth. People already accepted the current scenario of separated ecosystem of apps, and they have no qualms about it.

They are already at peace, so to say. And to disrupt that general truth and acceptance, i too wonder how Yappadappadoo can, first, make aware people of PWAs and, second, market them globally.

[mushimushi]

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.

Indeed! The name is somewhat derived from that cartoon show. It's very funny and very catchy since many people are already familiar with it. It's a good brand name for me.

Ye it is relatable and yes it is very catchy but it I believe it is too long? The actual title of the cartoon is just scooby doo and scoobidoobidoo is just a tagline which he says. Easy to remember but need to exert effort to type

Actually, the name is a spin off of the popular cartoon show "The Flintstones" where Barney & Fred would always say "Yabbadabbadoo".

The Flintstones, though set in the dinosaur era would show cars, appliances and all other gadgets made of stone in a place they call bedrock.

They showcased fresh ideas though the timeline was that of the stone age.

And perhaps we all would agree that "Yappadappadoo" took its name from the Flintstones since their native tokens are called "Flints"

I think it is a good brand name altogether and that, even if it is a long name, searching for it once it has been launched will not be a problem because it is unique and long, though I think they should hire an SEO expert once they have released their site and MVP.

[amir.malik]

I watched the trivago ad saying that they search over sites all over the internet and find the best hotel for you, like they use cloud service to search the internet for hotels. Will that be the same here but in apps? like all the apps from all the app stores will be available here?

[OlympusMons]

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?

Most websites today are limited with internet connectivity. Without internet, the website won’t display anything. PWA is a new concept now in web app development. This concept has offline capabilities with improved speed and performance. This will allow users to have access to the pages have already visited.

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.

So, basically, the offline capabilities meant access to pages you have already visited? I think it was extremely helpful with trivago since hotel stays sometimes involves planning. This might be helpful to an online gamer who frequently look for the latest games to install but does research before installing a new one.

I think if you haven't visited the page, it won't be accessible. I think PWA works like automatically saving a page if visited and saving an app if you chose to select to save it on your home screen or something, though not sure how that actually will work for this one.

So, initially, I would have to visit the page for the page to be saved, and in any case, the only pages that would be accessible are those pages that I have already visited? So, the question is will this apply to apps as well?

For the app to be at its best, you have to be online, I think. They mention that you can spontaneously try apps and quickly buy them as well. For the spontaneously try, if it apps can be tried out offline, then that might initially consume data upon installation.

To be able to try the apps without the need to install would be a great feature since you don't have to just look at the pictures or read reviews because you can actually try it immediately. The question is what apps? What type of apps? And yes, I don't think that would work offline as well.

[Anonyms]

I don’t understand what does Yappadappadoo mean by “Install-free and ready to use”. I mean, how can we use the app if we don’t install it on our device?

That's why Progressive Web Apps are favored by some because of its space-savvy feature.

Applications are run within the browser in a server-client position that makes it possible to run apps without installing it on our devices. 

I was already thinking about this. No need installation. I got this idea from opera mini browser. Their homepage they already have applications like twitter, facebook, linkedin, etc. So most probably YAPPADAPPADO will also have its own web browser with all the applications they have. So how are they going to explain the offline use if it will be in a browser? Complicated no?

PWA doesn't need installation because its apps are within your browser. PWA has service workers that allow apps to load instantly. That's why there are offline capabilities. These are too technical so I don't understand too much how does it work. But according to what I've read, service workers act as a proxy server that enables the creation of offline experience.

This is like a drum of water. The first time you use the application, all the data (water) needed will be saved to the cache (drum). The second time you use the application, all the data you needed is on the drum. You don't need to connect again to the internet to draw some water. The application will work well because all the needed data was already available.

So, about cache and cookies like those are used for frequently used sites in web browser, like where you may choose to save the password so you just click log in or you may choose always stay logged in and when you go to the site, no need to fill in the information.

[amir.malik]

I don’t understand what does Yappadappadoo mean by “Install-free and ready to use”. I mean, how can we use the app if we don’t install it on our device?

That's why Progressive Web Apps are favored by some because of its space-savvy feature.

Applications are run within the browser in a server-client position that makes it possible to run apps without installing it on our devices. 

I was already thinking about this. No need installation. I got this idea from opera mini browser. Their homepage they already have applications like twitter, facebook, linkedin, etc. So most probably YAPPADAPPADO will also have its own web browser with all the applications they have. So how are they going to explain the offline use if it will be in a browser? Complicated no?

PWA doesn't need installation because its apps are within your browser. PWA has service workers that allow apps to load instantly. That's why there are offline capabilities. These are too technical so I don't understand too much how does it work. But according to what I've read, service workers act as a proxy server that enables the creation of offline experience.

This is like a drum of water. The first time you use the application, all the data (water) needed will be saved to the cache (drum). The second time you use the application, all the data you needed is on the drum. You don't need to connect again to the internet to draw some water. The application will work well because all the needed data was already available.

So, about cache and cookies like those are used for frequently used sites in web browser, like where you may choose to save the password so you just click log in or you may choose always stay logged in and when you go to the site, no need to fill in the information.

That's an easy part with probably copy paste codes since it's already existing in probably all websites. How about the actual apps? I think PWA might be limited to apps involving minor actions and more into information browsing like hotel booking apps, online shopping apps and I think there's not much you can actually do offline.

[mushimushi]

I don’t understand what does Yappadappadoo mean by “Install-free and ready to use”. I mean, how can we use the app if we don’t install it on our device?

That's why Progressive Web Apps are favored by some because of its space-savvy feature.

Applications are run within the browser in a server-client position that makes it possible to run apps without installing it on our devices. 

I was already thinking about this. No need installation. I got this idea from opera mini browser. Their homepage they already have applications like twitter, facebook, linkedin, etc. So most probably YAPPADAPPADO will also have its own web browser with all the applications they have. So how are they going to explain the offline use if it will be in a browser? Complicated no?

PWA doesn't need installation because its apps are within your browser. PWA has service workers that allow apps to load instantly. That's why there are offline capabilities. These are too technical so I don't understand too much how does it work. But according to what I've read, service workers act as a proxy server that enables the creation of offline experience.

This is like a drum of water. The first time you use the application, all the data (water) needed will be saved to the cache (drum). The second time you use the application, all the data you needed is on the drum. You don't need to connect again to the internet to draw some water. The application will work well because all the needed data was already available.

So, about cache and cookies like those are used for frequently used sites in web browser, like where you may choose to save the password so you just click log in or you may choose always stay logged in and when you go to the site, no need to fill in the information.

That's an easy part with probably copy paste codes since it's already existing in probably all websites. How about the actual apps? I think PWA might be limited to apps involving minor actions and more into information browsing like hotel booking apps, online shopping apps and I think there's not much you can actually do offline.

Reading that, it would be a challenge for gaming apps since if PWA works like that. Online games would still be online games, and offline games would still be offline. Offline games having online capabilities going multiplayer or with leaderboard would still be the norm in the app store.

[scarleth06]

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?

Most websites today are limited with internet connectivity. Without internet, the website won’t display anything. PWA is a new concept now in web app development. This concept has offline capabilities with improved speed and performance. This will allow users to have access to the pages have already visited.

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.

So, basically, the offline capabilities meant access to pages you have already visited? I think it was extremely helpful with trivago since hotel stays sometimes involves planning. This might be helpful to an online gamer who frequently look for the latest games to install but does research before installing a new one.

Offline capabilities mean it can be accessed even if there's no internet connection. The saved cache when it was being accessed for the first time will serve as the "service workers". The application has the full functionality even it is not connected to the internet.

You got it right, it has service workers that will do the necessary action to make it available offline...
Im just thinking maybe it works also for the million online gamer's around world that they can connect together somehow even without the use of internet, this thing is need to develop for million user of gaming apps...

Online games will stay as online games, there is no way around that. Without internet that might be LAN gaming. I think offline games would stay offline and as native apps, with online syncing capabilities since that's the norm.

That is a very great idea, an online game with offline capabilities and works like with hybrid features. Though I think the connection without the use of internet is quite impossible.

PWA is hybrid and for now it seems impossible but that's an idea, and with that idea, one can conceptualize a new online game with advance offline features and new ideas for connecting players through PWA games.

Yes it quite impossible to achieve this idea without the use of internet connection, all onlines games have their own server that need to connect before you can play to others... What a wild and impossible idea you have, but i guess it's not bad at all for our technology is rapidly growing and changing every single day...

I think we cannot limit the technology now. Impossible is not acceptable in terms of programming. Some seem impossible at first but the reality is that it will just take time to achieve what was already in mind. Programmers are the modern scientist of the Digital Era.

So it means it's not impossible to have this kind of idea but not sure if when or maybe a couple of years from now, and yappadappadoo already have the PWA feature that can use apps even offline then i guess it's the start of the revolutionize apps world technology...

[joeljames23]

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?

Most websites today are limited with internet connectivity. Without internet, the website won’t display anything. PWA is a new concept now in web app development. This concept has offline capabilities with improved speed and performance. This will allow users to have access to the pages have already visited.

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.

So, basically, the offline capabilities meant access to pages you have already visited? I think it was extremely helpful with trivago since hotel stays sometimes involves planning. This might be helpful to an online gamer who frequently look for the latest games to install but does research before installing a new one.

Offline capabilities mean it can be accessed even if there's no internet connection. The saved cache when it was being accessed for the first time will serve as the "service workers". The application has the full functionality even it is not connected to the internet.

You got it right, it has service workers that will do the necessary action to make it available offline...
Im just thinking maybe it works also for the million online gamer's around world that they can connect together somehow even without the use of internet, this thing is need to develop for million user of gaming apps...

Online games will stay as online games, there is no way around that. Without internet that might be LAN gaming. I think offline games would stay offline and as native apps, with online syncing capabilities since that's the norm.

That is a very great idea, an online game with offline capabilities and works like with hybrid features. Though I think the connection without the use of internet is quite impossible.

Indeed, since yappadappadoo has similarities in  between google apps and apple apps were these can be considered  as hybrid things with yappadappadoo each users that will going to apply their apps it has connected into blockchain technology where they can enjoy and avail of how to gain on this things.

One thing that i really like from this yappadappadoo store is the rating system and for me its very important and because they connect it to blockchain we can assure that the ratings, comments of user will be true and correct according to the type of apps and what in's it...

[joliepearl06]

Yappadappadoo Store is going to be a PWA store and all the apps inside can work anywhere, from PCs to mobile phones and any operating system as well. It would contain probably all the top apps right now but with PWA capabilities, as well as new apps with all its features provided by the suite.

So can the users expect new and different specs of the existing apps that will be available on Yappadappadoo? It would be great if something like that were to be guaranteed.

For sure it has many different specs available from this apps store and it's all new i guess, that's why yappadappadoo seeing them self as a different version from two apps store in the market today... And also i want to see what apps from yappadappadoo will bring new and exciting experience to many apps user's/addicts...

[sonjay22]

I don’t understand what does Yappadappadoo mean by “Install-free and ready to use”. I mean, how can we use the app if we don’t install it on our device?

I also dont understand the idea but I’m thinking of the offline use. Like you open a certain browser and there you will find applications but they also said in their whitepaper that their applications can work offline. I really dont understand and dont know which application for instance can be used offline. Probably game applications and other applications that do need interactions like communication applications.

I think you really need to read the Whitepaper or you may also want to research about on How Progressive Web Application (PWA) works. There are different applications which can be used even if it offline. Many of the native or in-house applications of every company need this technology.

Yes you will know a lot of how this thing works (PWA) by reading their white paper, also you will know  why they choose to link with the blockchain technology... And by giving you an idea, blockchain work's  with yappadappadoo for transparent and safe transactions, they can buy, use, and even transfer application to other users...

[scarleth06]

I don’t understand what does Yappadappadoo mean by “Install-free and ready to use”. I mean, how can we use the app if we don’t install it on our device?

That's why Progressive Web Apps are favored by some because of its space-savvy feature.

Applications are run within the browser in a server-client position that makes it possible to run apps without installing it on our devices. 

I was already thinking about this. No need installation. I got this idea from opera mini browser. Their homepage they already have applications like twitter, facebook, linkedin, etc. So most probably YAPPADAPPADO will also have its own web browser with all the applications they have. So how are they going to explain the offline use if it will be in a browser? Complicated no?

PWA doesn't need installation because its apps are within your browser. PWA has service workers that allow apps to load instantly. That's why there are offline capabilities. These are too technical so I don't understand too much how does it work. But according to what I've read, service workers act as a proxy server that enables the creation of offline experience.

This is like a drum of water. The first time you use the application, all the data (water) needed will be saved to the cache (drum). The second time you use the application, all the data you needed is on the drum. You don't need to connect again to the internet to draw some water. The application will work well because all the needed data was already available.

Ah ok now i understand, but why if we need a new data (water) coz we dont have it in the cache (drum) or we need a new apps , it means we need to connect again to the internet as usual?

[Andycalum]

Can one still maximize the experience of the apps in the PWA? Wouldn't it make the apps more disorganized and can possibly limit its' performance? It runs within a browser right? Will it be able to function properly w/o the use of the net? 

[Jadeite]

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?

Most websites today are limited with internet connectivity. Without internet, the website won’t display anything. PWA is a new concept now in web app development. This concept has offline capabilities with improved speed and performance. This will allow users to have access to the pages have already visited.

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.

So, basically, the offline capabilities meant access to pages you have already visited? I think it was extremely helpful with trivago since hotel stays sometimes involves planning. This might be helpful to an online gamer who frequently look for the latest games to install but does research before installing a new one.

Offline capabilities mean it can be accessed even if there's no internet connection. The saved cache when it was being accessed for the first time will serve as the "service workers". The application has the full functionality even it is not connected to the internet.

You got it right, it has service workers that will do the necessary action to make it available offline...
Im just thinking maybe it works also for the million online gamer's around world that they can connect together somehow even without the use of internet, this thing is need to develop for million user of gaming apps...

Online games will stay as online games, there is no way around that. Without internet that might be LAN gaming. I think offline games would stay offline and as native apps, with online syncing capabilities since that's the norm.

That is a very great idea, an online game with offline capabilities and works like with hybrid features. Though I think the connection without the use of internet is quite impossible.

PWA is hybrid and for now it seems impossible but that's an idea, and with that idea, one can conceptualize a new online game with advance offline features and new ideas for connecting players through PWA games.

Yes it quite impossible to achieve this idea without the use of internet connection, all onlines games have their own server that need to connect before you can play to others... What a wild and impossible idea you have, but i guess it's not bad at all for our technology is rapidly growing and changing every single day...

I think we cannot limit the technology now. Impossible is not acceptable in terms of programming. Some seem impossible at first but the reality is that it will just take time to achieve what was already in mind. Programmers are the modern scientist of the Digital Era.

So it means it's not impossible to have this kind of idea but not sure if when or maybe a couple of years from now, and yappadappadoo already have the PWA feature that can use apps even offline then i guess it's the start of the revolutionize apps world technology...

I still think that in order to be able to use that "offline" mode, downloaded data/downloadable contents is a must. So the idea of having those PWA's having that convenience is a still far-fetched one.

[Khayem]

I don’t understand what does Yappadappadoo mean by “Install-free and ready to use”. I mean, how can we use the app if we don’t install it on our device?

That's why Progressive Web Apps are favored by some because of its space-savvy feature.

Applications are run within the browser in a server-client position that makes it possible to run apps without installing it on our devices. 

I was already thinking about this. No need installation. I got this idea from opera mini browser. Their homepage they already have applications like twitter, facebook, linkedin, etc. So most probably YAPPADAPPADO will also have its own web browser with all the applications they have. So how are they going to explain the offline use if it will be in a browser? Complicated no?

PWA doesn't need installation because its apps are within your browser. PWA has service workers that allow apps to load instantly. That's why there are offline capabilities. These are too technical so I don't understand too much how does it work. But according to what I've read, service workers act as a proxy server that enables the creation of offline experience.

This is like a drum of water. The first time you use the application, all the data (water) needed will be saved to the cache (drum). The second time you use the application, all the data you needed is on the drum. You don't need to connect again to the internet to draw some water. The application will work well because all the needed data was already available.

So, about cache and cookies like those are used for frequently used sites in web browser, like where you may choose to save the password so you just click log in or you may choose always stay logged in and when you go to the site, no need to fill in the information.

That's so handy! Yappadappadoo can be the fastest app manager for gadget users. In case that the server crashes, kinda sure it will happen, will there be back ups??

[Citriney]

"Challenging Google Play & Apple App Store: Unchain Apps with Blockchain"
Such interesting to know a Yappadappadoo Store provides unchain apps through PWA linked in Blockchain,
they just have to make some things clearer and understandable for its worldwide users like how it works why no download, no installation,
no updates are needed as it says its usable offline and other benefits of it to be appreciated more and be able to maximize these apps.

[DonChester]

I don’t understand what does Yappadappadoo mean by “Install-free and ready to use”. I mean, how can we use the app if we don’t install it on our device?

That's why Progressive Web Apps are favored by some because of its space-savvy feature.

Applications are run within the browser in a server-client position that makes it possible to run apps without installing it on our devices. 

You are definitely right elycoinz! Why should I install an app which will get a big space on my hard drive when there are applications that can be run without installation but still run normally. This will be a great threat to those existing applications which require big spaces and higher RAM to operate.

This idea is not the first and not new. There are browsers over there that contain several applications already. You click the browser and there inside you can use the applications online with out the need of installations. I sometimes use but the good thing with installed applications is they get you notified about the updates. You get notifications. Like in facebook, if i use browser, it is fine, however if someone i follow made and activity i will never know unless i open the browser again.

I agree. I don't know if one of the good examples of this is the offline game in Google. If Google will be offline, I often play the game and I've realized that is one example of a Progressive Web Apps (PWA).