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Build a PWA from your Ionic application with minimal changes 📱
Hey Reader,
One cool thing about Ionic, specially when you're using capacitor, is that a lot of the functionality that you use in your mobile app can also be used for the web.
Most of capacitor plugins have a web implementation, which means, you wouldn't have to write extra code to get it to work.
Learn how to transform your Ionic app into a PWA.
In today's article, you'll learn:
- How to use the `ng add` schematic to get all the boilerplate done for you.
- How to edit the `manifest` file to set up your app properly.
- How to set up the `service worker` to handle caching for you.
- Good practices on when to install and update your PWA.
https://jsmobiledev.com/article/pwa-faq/
P.S: Are you building something cool at the moment? I'd love to hear about it :D
Jorge Vergara
I share about how to build mobile apps that are fast, secure, maintainable, and scalable. -- Join my newsletter and I'll send you the new things I learn about building mobile apps.
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