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Enable Progressive Web App (PWA) for the site #281
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@amiya-cyber just explain to me in brief about how you are going to do this . Also, will the users be notified about feature or some sort of |
I will create a manifest json file and service worker.js file and a script.js file and then I will register the service worker and then I will link them all with index.html by which the whole website can be used as a application there will be a install function Also by which it will get installed on your desktop and the content can be seen while being offline |
Assign me with level 3 I will not disappoint you with the results |
@amiya-cyber okay so ahead. Make sure this feature does not disturb the functionality of existing website. Also, test the introduced feature in both desktop and mobile phone before sending the PR. |
Yeah sure I will upload the proof of the video |
A PWA or Progressive Web Application allows users to install the site as a desktop or android application. It will enhance user experience and drive organic traffic. It also allows users to access the site offline by pre-downloading assets such as files or images as cache memory.
TURN YOUR WEBSITE INTO A WEB APP
Why Enable PWA?
Enabling Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) enhances a website by providing a native app-like experience with several key benefits:
ASSIGN WITH LEVEL 3
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