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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions docs/builder/meta.md
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Expand Up @@ -79,8 +79,8 @@ Progressive web apps are cross-platform and can be used anywhere!

After you've successfully packaged your app for Meta Quest, you can package and publish for other platforms:

- <a href="/builder/app-store" aria-label="Click this link to learn how">How to Package for the App Store</a>
- [How to Package for the App Store](/builder/app-store)

- <a href="/builder/windows" aria-label="Click this link to learn how">How to Package for Microsoft Store</a>
- [How to Package for Microsoft Store](/builder/windows)

- <a href="/builder/android" aria-label="Click this link to learn how">How to Package for the Google Play Store</a>
- [How to Package for the Google Play Store](/builder/android)
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- Custom file and URL handling
- Integration with hardware devices, like touch screens, microphones, and other sensors

You can learn about how to add native features to your PWA <a href="/home/native-features/" aria-label="Click here to learn more">here</a>
You can learn about how to add native features to your PWA in our [Adding App Capabilities](/home/native-features/) article.

### Reliable Offline Experience

Another huge edge that native apps used to have on web apps was offline reliability. Classically, web apps would be rendered nonfunctional without access to the internet. Now, with the development of modern web caching and service worker capabilities, progressive web apps can keep a functional and interactive UI even without connectivity.

You can learn more about service workers, the force behind PWA offline functionality, <a href="/home/sw-intro/" aria-label="Click here to learn more">here</a>

You can learn more about service workers, the force behind PWA offline functionality, in our [Introduction To Service Workers](/home/sw-intro/ "Introduction to Service Workers") article.

## Next Steps

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The PWA Starter is a template that comes with a service worker and manifest built in, and allows you to jump right in with your first PWA.

Check out the Quick Start <a href="/starter/quick-start" aria-label="Click here to follow instructions">here</a>
Head over to the [PWA Starter Quick Start](/starter/quick-start/) to learn more.
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If you are unfamiliar with creating certificates to secure an endpoint, you can use an app hosting service that comes with HTTPS enabled by default.

One option is to use the [Azure Static Web Apps CLI](https://azure.github.io/static-web-apps-cli/) to host your application with Azure. The PWA Starter template supports the CLI by default, and you can find documentation on publishing the starter with the CLI
<a href="/starter/publish?id=azure-static-web-apps" aria-label="Click here to follow instructions">here</a>
in the [Azure Static Web Apps](/starter/publish?id=azure-static-web-apps) section of the PWA Starter documentation.



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'<sl-alert open>',
'<sl-icon slot="icon" name="bookmark-heart"></sl-icon>',
'<div>',
'<strong> New blog post! Read about Memos AI, an AI-enabled PWA! </strong><br />',
'Our latest post, <a href="https://blog.pwabuilder.com/posts/building-memos-ai-a-developer\'s-perspective/"><b>Building Memos AI - A Developer\'s Perspective </b></a>, demonstrates an example of how AI can work on the modern web. Go check it out!',
'<strong> New blog post! See how to enable in-app purchases on iOS in your PWA! </strong><br />',
'Our latest post, <a href="https://blog.pwabuilder.com/posts/you-won\'t-believe-how-we-enabled-in-app-purchases-for-pwas-on-ios/"><b>You Won\’t Believe How We Enabled In-App Purchases for PWAs on iOS</b></a>, demonstrates what it takes to get iOS in-app purchases working on a Progressive Web App. Go check it out!',
'</div>',
'</sl-alert>'
].join('');
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## Next Steps

To learn how to use the CLI in depth, go <a href="/starter/cli-usage" aria-label="Click here to lean more">here</a>
- [Learn how to use the CLI in depth](/starter/cli-usage)

To learn more about adding content to your PWA, go <a href="/starter/adding-content" aria-label="Click here to lean more">here</a>
- [Learn how to add content to your PWA](/starter/adding-content)

To learn more about the service worker in the starter, go <a href="/starter/service-worker" aria-label="Click here to lean more">here</a>
- [Learn more about the service worker in the PWA Starter](/starter/service-worker)

To learn how to deploy your PWA to the web, go <a href="/starter/publish" aria-label="Click here to lean more">here</a>

To learn about the technical structure of the starter, go <a href="/starter/tech-overview" aria-label="Click here to lean more">here</a>
- [Learn how to deploy your PWA to the web](/starter/publish)

- [Learn more about the technical structure of the starter](/starter/tech-overview)
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* `PWABuilder Studio: Generate Screenshots`

For more info on generating icons and screenshots with PWABuilder Studio, read our docs <a href="/studio/assets" aria-label="Click here to read docs">here</a>

## Packaging
For more info on generating icons and screenshots with PWABuilder Studio, read our [documentation on generating assets.](/studio/assets)

The "Package" section allows you to package your PWA for the Microsoft Store, Apple App Store, Google Play Store and Meta Quest devices, using the same services as the [PWABuilder website.](https://pwabuilder.com)

Click the "package" button for the platforms you want to package for, and you'll be guided through the process of packaging your PWA. For more info on packaging with PWABuilder Studio, read our docs <a href="/studio/package" aria-label="Click here to learn more">here</a>
Click the "package" button for the platforms you want to package for, and you'll be guided through the process of packaging your PWA. For more info on packaging with PWABuilder Studio, head over to the [packaging documentation.](/studio/packaging)
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