pwa-module VS tailwindcss

My go-to is https://pwa.nuxtjs.org/ + pwabuilder. You can have the barebones scaffolding made in 1 minute. Then just add your custom UI/logic, and deploy, and point the PWA Builder at the deployed Nuxt site, and it will generate your App store package.

In terms of stack I would recommend taking a look at Vue and Nuxt. There is a PWA module for Nuxt, which handles everything for you, so you literally only need to add 5 lines of config (implementing service workers yourself can be tedious).

Note that if your original project is built with Nuxt (a Vue meta-framework), you have a better-suited solution readily available in the Nuxt PWA module. Nuxt and its ecosystem of plugins are a bit much to tackle in the scope of this post, but the same PWA general principles we’ll cover here apply there, too. The difference is how the config options are entered. So, while the concepts translate, if you’re using Nuxt, I’ll refer you to the Nuxt PWA module docs for the details.

Documentation

The stack behind Journalistic is Django and Nuxt. The nuxt/pwa module takes care of everything PWA-related on the app side: manifest, service worker, etc. Easy peasy.

It's Nuxt.js with @nuxtjs/pwa, BTW.

Nuxt.js modules: Progressive Web App (PWA)

hey, thanks for your comment. Actually I just found out here (https://github.com/nuxt-modules/tailwindcss/pull/660) that they removed generating tailwind.config.cjs file inside .nuxt folder in the latest update for some retarded reason. The problem is that the official tailwind intellisense requires that file for auto-completion to work. Doing 'npx tailwind init' means I'll have to manually add content, paths and plugins to it which contradicts the intention of using nuxt. If I want to manually do everything then why am I even using nuxt? I'll just have to resort to copying that previous generated file onto the newer projects.

To start using TailwindCSS with Nuxt, you can install and configure TailwindCSS as a dependency following the instructions on the TailwindCSS website. Or you can use the official Nuxt TailwindCSS module following the commands below:

Font: https://github.com/nuxt-modules/tailwindcss/issues/598

There is now going to be forever problems due to using yarn that one time to install Pinia. For the most part followed the github instructions

Actually you don't have to. The tailwind plugin is zero configuration as the module pagestates. Just import '@nuxtjs/tailwindcss' and you're done.

Easier to just use https://tailwindcss.nuxtjs.org/ for nuxt 3

As Vue Storefront uses Nuxt.js under the hood, the process of adding it to your project is relatively simple. Especially with the recent release of a new version of Tailwind Module for Nuxt that you can check the code here. In this version, you do not need to register tailwind config nor postcss config in your nuxt application in order to make it work. How briliant is that?