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Get excited, PWA enthusiasts: Work on Web App Manifest in WebKit has Begun

Work on Web App Manifest in WebKit has Begun - DockYard This means we’re that much closer to Safari supporting Progressive Web Applications.

Our sample PWA, High Tide, was showcased today at Google's

Press Release - DockYard Built PWA Showcased at Google's Chrome Developer Summit - DockYard High Tide was used as the example in 'The New Bar for Web Experiences'

Project Manager, Sean Crickenberger on why he chose to work at DockYard.

Mind Your Ts and Qs - DockYard My decision to apply my talents as a Project Manager at DockYard came down to two simple, yet huge, reasons.

Current limitations, known tricks, and new(er) tricks for creating the allusion of an animated gradient in the background of your PWA.

Animating Background Gradients to Make Your PWA More Native - DockYard We can’t currently transition a CSS gradient, but by using an SVG mask, we can create a gradient and transition all its colors.

For the last 6 years, the Ember.js community has done a great job of responsibly incorporating new ideas into the framework; their ability to continue to do so makes Ember.js a great long-term bet moving forward.

Why DockYard Builds with Ember.js - DockYard Learn how Ember meets the top 3 needs of DockYard's clients better than any other competing web framework.

In case you missed it: we've announced a new focus on the production of Progressive Web Apps!

Press Release - DockYard Announces New Focus on Progressive Web Apps - DockYard Boston-based software consultancy, DockYard, announces focus on a specialized service in their catalog: the development of Progressive Web Applications (PWAs).