Building a personal assistant PWA: Part 3
In Part 2, we finished with an offline capable PWA chatbot that was able to learn our name, tell us jokes, and remind us about upcoming events. In this installment, we’ll discuss further improvements and the many (friendly and not-so-friendly) packaging and publishing options. Here’s part 3 of the Building a PWA series.
Building a personal assistant PWA: Part 2
Building a personal assistant PWA – Part 2/3 In Part 2 of a 3-part series, Darko Bozhinovski dives deeper into PWA development; refining his chatbot and equipping it with an arsenal of dad jokes.
Building a personal assistant PWA: Part 1
In Part 1 of a 3-part series, Darko Bozhinovski efficiently demonstrates how to begin developing a progressive web app.
REST vs GraphQL
POV: a stubborn front-end hardliner There I was, happily Axios-ing my REST endpoints, when a friend sent me a link to this interesting new toy (his words) that would apparently replace REST. Having invested a ton of time in researching REST’s finer points, and as somebody who has spent more than a few hours–sometimes with […]