Will Miniapps become a thing?
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Today I came across a fascinating post written by Bramus. Bramus often writes quick posts linking to resources. If you're using RSS, you should subscribe to his blog!
I don't want to repeat and duplicate his post and only archive the resources for myself if I want to find them in the future. So here's the gist!
The w3c launched a new working group that's dealing with "MiniApps". As far as I understand, Miniapps are apps that are embedded in other applications (super apps such as WeChat and Baidu) and they're very popular in the Chinese market.
If you want to learn more, have a look at the article Learning from Mini Apps—W3C TPAC Breakout Session from Thomas Steiner. It includes slides, a recording and more materials.
It's fascinating to see a completely new ecosystem evolve!
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