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Go Package for Building Progressive Web Apps
A Go package for building Progressive Web Apps.
A package for building progressive web apps (PWA) with the Go programming language (Golang) and WebAssembly (Wasm). It uses a declarative syntax that allows creating and dealing with HTML elements only by using Go, and without writing any HTML markup.
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