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Last weekend, together with the FramerES community, we hosted the first official Framer event in Argentina.
It was amazing to see so many designers, developers, and creators eager to learn how to build websites with Framer. Thank you to everyone who joined us and made this event such a success. 💙
This is just the beginning. We'll be sharing the full workshop on YouTube soon, and we're already looking forward to organizing more Framer events in the future. 🚀
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