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  Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) are considered the most influential trend in Mobile Web Development . Google created PWA, and it quickly gained steam to figure out the future direction for mobile apps. PWAs look and behave similarly to mobile applications and have more additional features. PWAs can send push notifications, access the mobile device's hardware, and work offline or in an unstable connection. Users can easily add it to their smartphones' main screen. Global companies aim to deliver top value to their customers through PWAs technology. Here are a few examples of PWAs that show the reach of this technology : Starbucks Pinterest Make my trip YouTube Music UBER PWAs, are mobile applications delivered to an end-user through Google Chrome, Firefox, and Microsoft Edge. However, what makes PWAs unique as opposed to traditional websites or mobile web apps is that PWAs behave almost entirely like native applications on your smartphone. Let's see the various benefit

  People intend to refrain from forming miscalculations during the app development process . Developers could have easily avoided 95% of errors if we had known about them beforehand. The fewer errors during the mobile app increase the chances of success in this competitive market. Why do users uninstall a mobile app? The primary reasons are as follows. Too many bugs, confusing UI/UX, too many features, and unmet expectations. More time to load and reload. Missing main features & Hard functioning. Storage issue Security and privacy. In this blog, we will talk about the most common app development errors so that you can easily avoid them in your applications and ensure the result is precisely what you wish for your brand. Not identifying the user's need. Every successful software application builds on user research; in the initial stages, it's usual to think the app will be user-friendly and attract customers. We can only decide after 5 minutes while browsing the web

Whenever you're curious about the inner workings of your favorite apps and websites, that's when you can feel the urge to become a backend developer. What do you get to work with when you become a backend developer? You get an inside look at how products are built and the chance to play a vital role in their work. In this role, you can improve efficiency and code quality and contribute to product development. If you need to know how a server works and what aspect of it can be customized by you, then back-end development is what you need to tap into. Working behind the scenes, a backend developer works on the architectural and structural aspects of the website. You get to contribute to the overall functionality of the software (website/app), which is taken one step forward by frontend developers in implementing the designs created by the design team. Together, they create sites, pages, and apps seen by users. They strive to make the interface the best while maintaining concrete