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Jul 25 2017

How to turn your website into a PWA

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How to turn your website into a PWA
A Progressive Web App, or PWA, uses modern web capabilities to deliver an app-like user experience. Any website can be a PWA - here's how to do it.
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In the news
Vue.js 2.4.0 has been released this week with a ton of new features, fixes and optimisations.
Tools & libraries
No need to write all your components from scratch - bootstrap your app quickly with one of these awesome UX toolkits!
Markdown driven configuration! 
Tutorials & guides
By looking through our components and finding standalone functions that we can pull out, we can greatly simplify our components whilst increasing our test coverage and clarity of our application greatly.
Tired of learning yet another framework? Camilo Reyes teaches you how to implement the MVC design pattern (model-view-controller) in vanilla JavaScript.
Learn what WebRTC is, how it works, what you need to get started and where this guide fits in
Learn how to write a module using TypeScript that can be consumed with both JavaScript and TypeScript in Node.js or the browser.
Blogs
Gone are the days of boring white backgrounds. When the world is your oyster, and over 16 million hex color codes are at your fingertips, why not spice things up a little bit?
Hello from the server side
When it comes to HTTP/2 and bundling assets, we're often told "don't bundle!" In this post, we challenge this assertion with some observations.
For beginners
The tips are vaguely ordered from basic to more advanced. If you're immediately bored, feel free to skip ahead to the deep end of the pool.
Demo
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