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docs: update integration docs links (#1589)
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jonaslagoni authored Oct 29, 2023
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Integrating Modelina into websites is is one of the core features, and each framework is different, so here are some of examples:

- [Using Modelina in React](../examples/integrate-with-react/)
- [Using Modelina in Next](../examples/integrate-with-next/)
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- [Using Modelina in React](../examples/integrate-with-react)
- [Using Modelina in Next](../examples/integrate-with-next)

> NOTICE: Modelina only works server side and not on the client side. In the React example its always rendered on the server side, and with Next you have to utilize [data fetching techniques](https://nextjs.org/docs/basic-features/data-fetching/overview) to retrieve the generated code from the server.
There are a few exceptions to the features Modelina support in a website environment. Those are listed here below:
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- DO work with other inputs then AsyncAPI
- DO work when needing extensive build options and configurations

Checkout the Maven example here: [Integrate Modelina into Maven](../examples/integrate-modelina-into-maven/maven-project/)
Checkout the Maven example here: [Integrate Modelina into Maven](../examples/integrate-modelina-into-maven)

**AsyncAPI CLI**

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