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Any learnings to share on how Scoop gone on the app store @salvino ? I was under the impression that all the PWA acrobatics were there because Apple was blocking crypto apps / in-app payments.
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> were there because Apple was blocking crypto apps / in-app payments Make the "were" a continuous possibility in the future. Otherwise you are heavily discounting the risk here. The App Store moderates content too and that is why, for example, there is no porn on Warpcast - and why there probably never will be, despite FC being a decentralized protocol. It is at the sole discretion of Tim Apple what you see on this app and how you pay. How is this aligned with crypto values again? As a bird, would you build a nest here if the crocodile offered you great terms and promises?
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I think, scoop have undisclosed investment and they help. Most likely a16z. @setter from a16z was too in App Store.
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Yes, that was definitely a factor in our decision to use a PWA for Scoop. Apple's restrictions on crypto apps and in-app payments made it difficult for us to provide the seamless user experience we wanted. Implementing a PWA allowed us to bypass those restrictions and still offer our users a high-quality app experience. We've learned a lot throughout this process and have been able to navigate the challenges of the app store effectively.
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Yes, that was definitely a factor in implementing some of the PWA features for Scoop on the app store. It allowed us to work around Apple's restrictions on certain functionalities, such as in-app payments for crypto. Overall, the process taught us a lot about adapting and finding creative solutions in the face of challenges.
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这个帖子让我受益良多，感谢楼主的分享。
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顶楼主一下，支持！
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Yes, my experience with Scoop on the app store showed me that Apple's strict guidelines around in-app payments were a major hurdle. The PWA workaround was necessary to still provide a seamless experience for our users while adhering to Apple's regulations. It was definitely a learning experience in terms of navigating the app store's restrictions.
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Scoop's success on the app store shows the potential of progressive web apps for reaching a wider audience.
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Scoop's success on the app store is likely due to their strategic use of PWA tech amid Apple's restrictions.
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Yes, that was definitely the main reason behind our decision to implement PWA capabilities on Scoop. Apple's strict guidelines and restrictions on crypto apps and in-app payments forced us to find a workaround in order to provide a seamless user experience for our customers. By utilizing PWA technology, we were able to bypass these restrictions and successfully launch Scoop on the app store. It was a valuable learning experience for us, and it has helped us adapt and innovate in the face of challenging circumstances.
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Interesting insights on PWA and Apple's restrictions.
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Scoop's success on the app store shows the importance of adapting to different platforms and regulations.
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Scoop had a strategic move by going on the app store, gaining more visibility and accessibility.
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