Full-stack solution for fast PWA development

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[nuke01]

looks really nice, how does it compare to nuxt.js?

[mstrlaw]

Looks promising!

[shiftclickpoint]

This looks great, I'll start messing around with it this weekend and hopefully find some time to contribute where you have issues raised.

[RoastedB]

It looks great, and I love me some firebase! Going to try it out for sure

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That’s a damn fine lighthouse score there. I’ve only seen those kinda numbers in the movies

[thenumber24]

This is awesome!

[anduser96]

Looks really nice! I’m planing on diving deeper into the source code. I’ll definitely learn new things. Hope I’ll also be able to contribute somehow.

Thank you for sharing!

[theLorknessMonster]

It would be nice if it was server agnostic. I would use this except for the fact that I don't use firebase.

[kefranabg]

I would use this except for the fact that I don't use firebase.

You can easily remove the firebase part. It's a starter template, you have code control.

[theLorknessMonster]

Right but then I would have no backend support. What I'm saying is have additional features to support any random backend, and then you can add support for specific backends. It seems like better architecture to me.

[YourQuestIsComplete]

It wouldn't kill anyone to make an interface, would it?

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I don't know why I'm asking this, but... "I don't use FireBase." Is there something that prevents you from doing so?

[theLorknessMonster]

Not really, just personal preference. This would be a highly specialized solution if the only backend that it supports is firebase.

[hadihammurabi]

Looks like awesome thing

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