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Dylan Tientcheu
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Aug 28, 2020 â‹… 4 min read

Getting started with Frontity

Dylan Tientcheu I build experiences to make your everyday life simpler.

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One Reply to "Getting started with Frontity"

  1. Nice article, Dylan! Seems like you got a good hang of Frontity!

    The only part that I would dispute is that Frontity is a competitor to WordPress. I think it’s definitely more of a partner! 🙂

    Curios to hear what you’ve been building with Frontity and what your experience was like.

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