Another year another OSXP, and what fun we had! Panel talks, HeritageIn demos, meeting the fantastic OSS community, showing people what Quick Apps are all about.
[Read More]Quick Apps are low-code, no-install applications that implement emerging W3C MiniApp standards to offer consumers and developer multiple benefits.
This OW2 initiative is an open forum that fosters the Quick App ecosystem in Europe. It aims to (a) raise awareness; (b) explore use cases and build knowledge; (c) encourage collaboration; (d) provide grassroots feedback into MiniApp standards.
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QAI on GitHub
1st project is Heritage In
Yes it’s true, QAI now has a collaboration space on GitHub woohoo. This compliments the space we also have on OW2’s GitLab service. Now you choose where to collaborate with the community.
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Summer 2022
Hip hip hooray, summer is here! School’s out, the sun is shining (a bit too much in many places), bees are buzzing, ice cream is melting, cool drinks are flowing, and QAI is advancing. Highlights for this newsletter:
- May-June events
- Quick Apps for cultural heritage
- Vonage loves Quick Apps
- Fireside chats
- Linux Foundation Open Source Summit Europe
- Quick App hack event
- Open Source Experience Paris
- Industry-university education challenges
- Open source Quick App engine
What will mobile look like in the future and how best to prepare
A gaming perspective
In 2020 mobile gaming was estimated to have generated approximately $79.5 billion in revenue. A huge number, yet only 0.01% of published mobiles apps successfully make a return on investment. To put that into perspective, an app developer is more likely to be hit by lightning than publish a profitable mobile game [01]. Ouch (literally). So, what’s gone wrong?
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