Angular Starter PWA
A starter template for building progressive web apps with Angular 6. It ships a ready-to-use project structure following recommended practices, with commonly used libraries preconfigured, so developers can begin an Angular PWA project without assembling boilerplate themselves. Note that it targets the now-dated Angular 6 release.
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