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  1. Static
    Static assets used by the docs landing page (homepage hero video, etc.).
  2. Server-rendered frontends
    Inka works with any frontend, including ones that have no client-side
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  3. Listings & Dynamic Blocks
    A listing block fetches content from the server (e.g. latest news) and renders each result as a separate block, repeating each block once per result entry. ...
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  4. Custom Blocks
    Define custom block types directly in your frontend configuration via the blocks option in initBridge. No Volto plugin deployment required. Each block type ...
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  5. Container Blocks
    A block — or the page itself — is divided into regions, and each region holds an ordered list of blocks. Sliders have a slides region, grids have columns, ...
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  6. Build a frontend
    The actual code you write will depend on the framework you choose. You can look at these examples to help you:
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  7. How Inka Works
    Instead of combining editing and rendering into one framework and codebase, these are separated and during editing a two way communication channel is opened ...
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  8. Advanced
    Advanced topics for optimising your Inka integration: lazy loading the bridge, authentication, and preventing reloads.
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