Interview
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Argues that a progressive web app runs in a sandbox and has the same security limitations as any web app, not inherently less secure, and that web APIs and native component bridges exist but PWAs are a poor fit when you need extreme high performance or access to a quirky device. Recommends using existing libraries and community knowledge rather than rebuilding, cites many architectural choices leading teams to repeat mistakes, and emphasizes sharing real-world experience.
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