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Make readme.so a PWA
See original GitHub issueI was thinking about making readme.so a PWA which can even run offline. Using the nest-pwa package,
Assign this issue to me if you would like me to do it @jose-vale
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@max-programming sounds great to me, go for it!
@octokatherine The above pull request closes this issue 🙂