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2001zhaozhao 14 days ago | parent | context | favorite | on: Software for One

A PWA might be well suited to your needs. Even Apple's restrictive model leaves plenty of room to build useful apps especially if they are designed to connect to a backend (like the ones in the post).

fny 14 days ago [–]

I have used PWAs and online web apps for a lot of my vibe coded tools, but sometimes you just want/need native features and performance.

genghisjahn 14 days ago | [–]

I totally hear you on that, but for my one off apps (and even some of my not one off apps) if I can't implement a feature in a PWA, I just learn to live without that feature.

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