In this post Jesús shows you how to create a personal blog using Frontity and WordPress.

WordCamp para Desarrolladores Sevilla 2019 took place a few weeks ago (October 4th-6th) in Seville (Spain) with a total of 256 attendees. This was the first WordCamp for developers ever organized in Spain! We are grateful and excited to have been a part of this.

Hacktoberfest is here again! This year, the month-long virtual event to celebrate open source software is run by DigitalOcean and DEV.

This is a written version of the “SEO for headless WordPress themes” talk that Luis and Reyes gave at the JavaScript for WordPress Conference. You can find the slides here and watch the full talk on Youtube.

We are happy to announce that the Twenty Nineteen WordPress theme is now available as a free Frontity theme. The theme has been ported over to Frontity by Imran Sayed and Smit Patadiya.

WordCamp Europe 2019 (#WCEU) took place last week (June 20-22nd) in Berlin with a total of 2,734 attendees from 97 countries. This was the largest WordCamp in history!

Today, we are incredibly excited to introduce Frontity 1.0 to the world! A huge thank you to everyone who has played a part in getting us to this point.

We’re happy to announce that today we shipped the release candidate for Frontity v1. This brings many improvements and paves the way for the version 1.0.

We’re thrilled to announce that today we released the first Frontity framework beta. See what’s part of this beta version and learn how to get started.

While we await the beta release, let’s make a brief recap of what Frontity is and some of the features you can expect to see in the framework.