Preact Starter
A Webpack 3 boilerplate for building single-page apps, PWAs, and offline front-end applications with Preact, the lightweight React alternative. It hands developers a preconfigured build setup so they can skip initial tooling work; this deployment shows the starter running as a live app.
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