bubblewrap VS d2-checklist

I think it's not correct to conflate the App Store and the Play Store like this. Apple is very hostile to PWAs in the App Store, whereas Google wrote a tool to easily package your PWA for the Play Store https://github.com/GoogleChromeLabs/bubblewrap

So for me, I publish to the Play Store to get some free users who find my app that way. App Store, not worth the headache of trying to skirt Apple's rules.

Ideally I think app stores should allow listing PWAs directly, rather than banning them (like Apple) or forcing them to use a wrapper (like Google). Whatever complaints people have about that (app can change without review, etc) also apply to the current situation in the Play Store. Once your wrapper PWA is accepted, you can change the website however you want. So what's the point of the wrapper?

After some research, I felt fairly confident going into the Google Play review process. Google Play makes PWA a first class member and they even offer bubblewrap to help you convert your PWA into an app you can submit. I also read that people had success with using PWABuilder for their apps (which uses bubblewrap internally). I figured my Capacitor app would have a decent chance to pass.

Of course, it doesn't use any native framework, it's a pure Progressive Web App (PWA) wrapped as Trusted Web Activity. The advantage with this is you do not need to bundle it every time there is an update, you just deploy it to the PlayStore once and then it stays up-to-date with the web app automatically. You also do not need to worry about users using old versions, aka. your backend needs to handle only the latest version. I used bubblewrap for the bundling, but there is also a GUI from Microsoft called PWA Builder.

The Django backend is not packaged, it just exposes an API to sync and process data, only the Nuxt frontend is packaged. It is more or less straight forward and works out of the box with the nuxt/pwa package for PWA and bubblewrap or PWA Builder for TWA.

If you don't like PWA Builder I'd look at Bubblewrap it's made by Google to make an Android app out of a PWA.

Another inexpensive way of getting an app is by creating a PWA and building an app by using tools like https://github.com/GoogleChromeLabs/bubblewrap

Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) are great and you can even publish them — with limitations — to most of the app stores out there via tools like bubblewrap or PWA Builder. See also Trusted Web Activities (TWAs) and my previous post Publishing a Progressive Web App (PWA) on the PlayStore — What works and what doesn’t (in 2021).

I directly used bubblewrap, but it's the same thing which PWABuilder.com use too.

I finished this triumph and checked https://www.d2checklist.com to see how many Salvage runs it took to kill the the 12 "treasure-ladden" enemies: 125...

If you struggle finding them, you can try logging on on https://www.d2checklist.com/ and to to Milestones - it will list pinnacles at the top of the list. I count at least 17 available drops per character per week.

Go to https://www.d2checklist.com/, log in, and go to the checklist tab (looks like a checkbox). You will see trackers for various collectibles including the bones.

Definitely play with everything and see what you like, sure. But once your vault fills up you will need to do a purge. There is no way you are going to want to test fire every gun. I really like https://www.d2checklist.com and https://app.destinyitemmanager.com/. They both sync with your inventory and you can use them to compare guns and mark to keep/delete. They also compare your guns with databases of preferred perks for each gun that are curated by space nerds. It is very helpful for telling if you have a “god roll” or if you have something you can safely delete. In general I prefer d2checklist for inventory management and destiny item manager (DIM) for moving guns between characters and building armor load outs. They are pretty complicated at first but there are tutorials online and it is worth it if you play a lot. Cheers!

Log in to https://www.d2checklist.com/ and go to checklists. I prefer this site for its simplicity compared to other options.

I personally like D2Checklist’s interface best for quick roll evaluation - it’s very clean and easy to read at a glance. Light.gg is good but is too bloated for my taste. Another thing to keep in mind re: Light.gg is they use two systems to evaluate weapons: letter grades and colored icons. The letter grade is a measure of the popularity of your currently equipped perks, and the colored icon is based on the recommendations of “top community minds” - and they can be totally separate, so you might have a weapon that is both rated F and labeled a god roll.

D2Checklist will show you which lost sectors you have completed or not on each of your characters.

Sorry I can't provide a definite answer. I suggest checking out https://www.d2checklist.com, where you can see exactly what you're missing (log in, click on your name, then Checklists).

There's a site called D2Checklist. On that site, login with your Bungie account, click "My Info" > Pursuits > Gear.