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2 | layout: master
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3 | title: A pluggable approach to Service Workers for Ember.js
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6 | <div class="header jumbotron">
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7 | <div class="container">
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8 | <h1>A pluggable approach to Service Workers for Ember.js</h1>
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9 | <p>
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10 | <a class="btn btn-lg btn-default" href="{% link _documentation/getting_started.md %}">Get started</a>
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11 | <a class="btn btn-lg btn-default" href="{{ site.github.repository_url }}">View on GitHub</a>
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12 | </p>
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13 | </div>
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14 | </div>
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16 | <div class="content">
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17 | <div class="container">
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18 | <div class="row">
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19 | <div class="col-md-10 col-lg-8">
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20 | <h3>Pain free setup</h3>
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21 | <p class="lead text-justify">
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22 | Ember Service Worker takes care of compiling and registering your Service Worker
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23 | script. No need to waste time on writing boilerplate code! Make your app
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24 | offline first in about 30 minutes.
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25 | <p>
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26 | </div>
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27 | </div>
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28 |
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29 | <div class="row">
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30 | <div class="col-md-10 col-lg-8">
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31 | <h3>Batteries excluded</h3>
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32 | <p class="lead text-justify">
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33 | Without any extra addons all this addon does is install an empty Service Worker
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34 | script. This allows you to write your own code or to curate a set of
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35 | plugins that make the Service Worker function the way you want it to.
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36 | <p>
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37 | </div>
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38 | </div>
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39 | </div>
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40 | </div>
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