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# Introduction

## Introduction

### Note

&#x20;This is the first version of this introduction to the frontend API. If you have any comments or suggestions about it, let us know and drop us a line <support@yumpu.com>

### Note to old browsers

&#x20;In some cases (mostly in old version of IE) the Javascript engine should be up and running, before calling our commands, so don't forget to use $(document).ready(function() { }); or anything similar, to avoid errors.

### Overview

&#x20;What can you do with the frontend API? Create yumpu frontends on your website easily! Right now we support the dynamic creation of ... - magazines - bookshelfs ... with a simply Javascript command.


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