My Awesome PWA app
A minimal starter template for building Progressive Web Apps with Next.js 15, TailwindCSS v4.0 and Serwist. Web developers can use it as a boilerplate to scaffold installable apps with service-worker support instead of configuring the stack from scratch. Useful for anyone starting a new Next.js PWA project.
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