progressive-web-apps

Make a web app work offline by registering a service worker to intercept network requests and serve cached assets. This Skill implements caching strategies like Cache-First for static assets and Network-First for API calls to ensure reliable offline functionality.

A web app manifest is a JSON file that defines how your app appears when installed on a user's device. This Skill configures the manifest.json file to specify app naming, icons, theme colors, and install prompts for home screen installation.

Add push notifications to a progressive web app by integrating push notification capabilities through the service worker. This Skill configures the necessary push events to enable real-time user engagement on the web.

The best caching strategy for progressive web apps depends on the resource: Cache-First for static assets, Network-First for API calls, and Stale-While-Revalidate for balancing freshness and speed. This Skill helps apply the appropriate strategy for optimal performance.

You can use progressive web app features for an e-commerce site to ensure reliability with intermittent connectivity. This Skill enables users to browse products and add items to their cart offline, maintaining an app-like experience during network drops.

You need a service worker to make your web app installable because it provides the offline support required for app-like behavior. Along with a web app manifest, the service worker ensures the app functions reliably when added to the home screen.