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The classic Hello World program as a Progressive Web App
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The classic Hello World program as a Progressive Web App
A simple PWA demo that displays the text "Hello, World!" utilizing an app manifest, service workers and caching. This demo is written in plain-vanilla HTML, CSS and Javascript (ES6). It has no dependencies.
I've also written a tutorial to go along with the code. Read it on Medium:
https://medium.com/james-johnson/a-simple-progressive-web-app-tutorial-f9708e5f2605
https://jamesjohnson280.github.io/hello-pwa/
Hello PWA has been tested in the following browsers:
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