Angular PWA
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This document provides an overview of progressive web apps with Angular, including what a PWA is, the key aspects like app shell model, instant loading, and offline support. It discusses how to sell the benefits of a PWA to stakeholders and describes the minimal viable components needed to create one using Angular CLI or Ionic, including a service worker to enable features like offline support. Examples of existing PWAs are also provided.
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