Weather App PWA
A weather Progressive Web App developed in React with custom service workers, published in the PWA store. It shows weather information in a modern interface and demonstrates installable, service-worker-backed web app techniques, suiting both everyday users checking conditions and developers studying React PWA construction.
Weather App PWA opens in a browser tab — no download.
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