Experimental PWA
An experimental progressive web app built to explore PWA capabilities together with React. Created as a learning and testing project, it demonstrates how a React application can adopt progressive web app features such as installability. Mainly of interest to developers curious about combining React with PWA techniques.
Experimental PWA opens in a browser tab — no download.
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