pwa-inspecciones-obra

To build a Progressive Web App for construction inspections, you need a React and TypeScript frontend with Vite and Tailwind CSS, a Node.js/Express backend, and SharePoint data workflows with Power Automate integration.

To enforce non-decreasing progress rules in an obra inspection app, implement business logic patterns in your React frontend and Node.js backend that validate inspection values and prevent regression before saving to SharePoint.

Yes, Power Automate works with Node.js and SharePoint for construction inspection workflows by orchestrating data propagation, handling conditional closure workflows, and managing optional user notifications across the EFE system.

To implement conditional floating action button logic in React, switch between the new inspection button and the obra closure button by evaluating the last inspection progress value within your React context and screen components.

The best way to manage state and caching for a full-stack PWA with Node.js and SharePoint is using React contexts for frontend state and JWT with in-memory caching on the Node.js/Express backend for data workflows.

Yes, you can use spec-driven development workflows for surgical edits in a TypeScript and React codebase by applying grep verification and clear data propagation rules across backend routes, frontend services, and components.