Universal Windows App on Community Pricing
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migrating the mobile apps and web app to a progressive web app
You may be right here, but I hope not, as many of us need a non-web dependant option due to poor connectivity.
-dan
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A properly developed UWP app could support both Windows tablets (the primary market), phones (not so relevant anymore, due to developers like Faithlife treating the platform like a redheaded stepchild), and as an alternative on laptops and desktops to the full Logos application.
The unfortunate demise of Windows Phone does not make the request for a touch-friendly, storage-friendly Windows solution unreasonable.
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The unfortunate demise of Windows Phone does not make the request for a touch-friendly, storage-friendly Windows solution unreasonable.
Sorry for my ignorance in its importance for Touch compatibility for the full version, I had assumed wrongly this was aimed mostly at phone and previously RT version of the Surface.
-dan
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Don't be fooled by the name. Progressive web apps can actually offer great offline functionality and run across multiple platforms. They have great potential moving forward.
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Progressive web apps can actually offer great offline functionality and run across multiple platforms. They have great potential moving forward.
Wikipedia has => https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Progressive_web_app and Google development has => https://developers.google.com/web/progressive-web-apps/
Concur with potential; suspect Faithlife developers are already familiar with Google development.
Keep Smiling [:)]
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I agree...a UWP with at least the same functionality as the iOS and Android apps would be a huge benefit to those of us that need to use Logos during church services and Sunday School, from a participant's perspective in both scenarios. It is annoying to have to use my tablet for taking notes, and my phone for looking up verses. I have tried having the web version of Logos open on my tablet, but it is not quick enough to look up verses being referenced, and is less than idea for lookups and searches of words, verses, etc.
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