Right before 2020 turned into a global shitshow, I gathered a couple of friends and together we came up with an idea for a simple little app we thought would be helpful. Humbly called The Coronavirus…

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Making a PWA with literally 1 line of code is incredibly easy to get started and incredibly painful to go all the way. With apps living on the open web, nobody is really in control of the format. And when nobody is in control, things often end up being messy.

Making a PWA with literally 1 line of code

It kinda sucks but it’s nobody’s fault

This seems cool, am giving it a nip!

Added it to a site, seems to work well, it’s not even one line, just a couple questions and a script import and you’re set.

Well, the only code line I found was this:
<code>&lt;button class=&quot;progressier-install-button&quot;&gt;&lt;/button&gt;</code>
Users who are new to Progressier aren’t sure how reliable it is and I highly doubt how scalable a PWA (promoted with 1 line of code) can be made with this…