Revolutionizing the Web: Unleashing the Power of PWA (Progressive Web App)

Hello everyone, this weekend I will discuss a technology that you may have heard of. What is it? Progressive Web App or commonly known as PWA. PWA itself is a website created as usual with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. But what sets PWA apart? PWA has a different concept, namely using SPA (Single Page Application), which makes web responses faster. Why is that? Because PWA already has an application shell, so when switching pages, only its content changes while the header and footer are not reloaded. Okay, let’s take an example: Facebook’s website uses the Single Page Application concept.

The above is just one of the many advantages of websites built with PWA. Many programmers now believe that PWA is a modern web because it is touted that PWA will surpass Native Apps. Because until now, features found in Native Apps can be implemented in PWA. Let’s look at the 4 key points of PWA.

From the above image, we know that firstly, PWA must have the Application Shell Architecture, which is a fixed application layout template with minimal changes when switching pages. Its function is to make the web faster by changing only the content…