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✨ Vite & Vue 3: An Introduction ✨
Familiar with web components or other frontend frameworks but not vue? Curious to learn what's son great about Vite? If so, this whirlwind overview of Vue 3 built with Vite is just the talk for you!

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tessa is a developer advocate, artist, and community organizer.

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