Progressive Web Apps: An easy answer to unequal housework

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Mayday measures unequal housework by having partners log daily activities and then comparing their reports so the app produces a visible division of labor it wins a hackathon prize and is built as a full‑stack JavaScript Mayday product implemented as a Progressive Web App using Polymer with a service worker for offline caching and installability the team uses the Web App Manifest, tests with Lighthouse, notes Safari limits on push notifications and plans a public beta.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 0:46About Me
3. 1:40The hackathon First French Hackathon organised by the Ministry for Families, Children and Women's Right award.
4. 3:58Full-Stack JavaScript solution
5. 11:02Service Worker - Installation
6. 12:02P App Shell & data always up to date.
7. 13:20Installable (2/2)
8. 15:29Frameworks & Libraries
9. 15:42Polymer 2
10. 19:08PRPL Pattern

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