minimal-pwa

Thanks for taking the initiative to create this page! I was disappointed with the search feature github had regarding searching these type of files. Here are some more such tools I feel you might find interesting (or most likely you might already know them) but might be worth having in a single place as a list. Nash is stand alone note as HTML. Source: https://github.com/keepworking/nash I recommend nash for when i feel people might get overwhelmed with tiddlywiki. htpad: Handwritten scratch pad saves stuff to SVG. Source: https://github.com/akissinger/htpad I just use this for drawing on screen since teams annotation sucks. Minimal PWA template. Source: https://github.com/chr15m/minimal-pwa A minimal template that should ideally work, but i wasn’t able to get it working with marimo wasm notebooks. Currently, my focus is to use python eit

Hi HN! I just shipped a handful of educational games playable in your web browser. I hope you will give them a try and consider sharing them with the students in your life. I labeled each game with the target grade level (from TK up through middle school, and even high school for Spanish). I've wanted to bring this style of educational game back to life for a long time. In the early 90s, my grandmother had a Macintosh with educational games. She was a teacher who specialized in teaching reading. She showed me how to play Word Munchers and I had a blast munching words with the right vowel sounds. Wolfers games should look good on phones, iPads, and can also be installed as progressive web apps on your home screen. I recently found a simpler way to make PWAs thanks to this minimal-pwa[0] project (via HN). I made this a bit more dynamic and

Interesting that it‘s possible to do it with a single HTML file, the icons and manifest being dynamically generated in JS and set as data URLs. I wonder if that works reliably. It‘s in the same repo: https://github.com/chr15m/minimal-pwa/blob/main/single-file-...