Building a front-end for a p2p app with Fluence & Aquamarine

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Shows how to build a React front-end using the Fluence JavaScript SDK to connect a web app to Fluence’s peer-to-peer platform and pre-deployed services (user-list and history). Starts from a blank create-react-app and implements a TypeScript-heavy collaborative text editor that syncs document state and online user presence over the Fluence p2p network, with all new features implemented on the client side.

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