PurePWA - Power & Purity
PurePWA is an ultra-lean boilerplate for building Progressive Web Apps without a build step, framework, or router. It relies on vanilla JavaScript enhanced with Web Components, giving developers a minimal starting structure for modern web projects. Suited to developers who want PWA fundamentals without tooling overhead.
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