Vue PWA Scaffold
A starter scaffold for developers building Progressive Web Apps with Vue.js, using ES6 and a Gulp-based build pipeline. Rather than an end-user product, it is a demo and project template that provides the basic structure and tooling needed to begin a new PWA project quickly.
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