1 Review

• 2 weeks ago
  
  NeelWonder Purchased

  Rating:

  1.
  The project has many bugs. It was not properly tested. It has only basic features.
  
  2.
  The project is based on an older Laravel Framework version 11 (current is v12).
  
  3.
  The definition of "PWA" is "A Progressive Web App" on Android!
  
  The term PWA is not or never used with Laravel. It is a different technology!
  
  Even today, the programmer mentioned in the title: "Pro E-Commerce - Multi vendor with PWA Laravel App".
  
  At the time of purchase, he answered that a full source code of PWA will be provided. Until today, he has not provided this.
  
  In response to my refund request, he applogized for the confusion on "PWA" and declared that "he means" that this project will work offline.
  
  To remind everyone, every project of Laravel will work offline by writing "localhost" in the .env file.
  
  So the "PWA" in the title is wrong and creates confusion. I bought it to use it with a PWA but I received an incomplete project code WITHOUT THE PWA SOURCE CODE!
• 
  2 weeks ago
  probwebsolutions Author

  Dear Sir,
  
  Thank you for your review. I would like to clarify the term "PWA" and its relevance to this project.
  
  A Progressive Web App (PWA) is a web application that uses technologies like Service Workers and Web Manifest to enable features such as offline access, installability, and a native app-like experience. It is not exclusive to Android—PWAs run on all modern browsers across various platforms.
  
  Laravel is a backend framework, and it fully supports PWA features on the frontend through standard web technologies like HTML, JavaScript, and service workers. Many Laravel-based applications use these tools to offer PWA functionality.
  
  Also, setting .env to localhost does not make an app function offline. This is used for local development. True offline functionality is only possible with properly configured service workers that cache assets and pages. The website will work if there is no internet connection available after once loaded successfully in the browsers.
  
  The PWA functionality has been implemented and is available in the updated version of the script, which you can preview in the live demo.
  
  You can checkout this video to understand PWA functionality of this script
  
  https://drive.google.com/file/d/13Wubdsit_-nMsjkcp0o50O7Yg-6G5_jL/view?usp=sharing
  
  Thank you for your understanding.
  
  Best regards,