Showcase the world of progressive Web App Awards and a panel of judges will select the best in class for different categories.
We’re happy to feature other nice-looking pwasin the list. They should:
- Must be fun.
- Must be easy to run locally.
- Must have a guide to set up.
- Have a service worker (making sure that the
start_url
functions offline). - Meet the minium PWA setup
- Fork this repository.
- Create a branch, name it after your app.
- Add an icon (preferably SVG) to the
apps
folder. - Add an entry to the apps/index.html file:
<a class="list__item app js-app" href="URL" data-app="ID" data-tags="TAGS">
<div class="app__wrapper">
<h2 class="app__title">
TITLE
</h2>
</div>
<style>
[data-app='ID'] {
color: COLOR;
background: currentColor url(apps/ID.svg) 50% 50% / 50% auto no-repeat;
}
</style>
</a>
- Test it locally by opening the apps/index.html file in your browser.
- Commit all changes to your app branch and create a pull request.
- Fork this repository.
- Create a branch, name it after the feature you’re implementing.
- Clone it locally and start making changes.
- Test it locally by opening the
apps/index.html
file in your browser. - Commit all changes to your feature branch and create a pull request.
For full-scaled development and testing you can use the build system:
npm run server
for the dev server and light build.npm run build
for the full build with caching.