Vanilla List vs Frontity

Comparing the features of Vanilla List to Frontity

Feature
Vanilla List
Frontity

Capability Features

Accessible Components
Animation Plugins
WFSgotoWFScrolllax.jsgranim.jsLugeanime.jsSal.js
Battle Tested
Built-in Routing
Bundling and Transpiling Included
CSS-in-JS Styling
Custom Plugin Support
Custom Post Types and Taxonomies Support
Custom Themes
Dedicated State Manager
Documentation and Learning Resources
Extensible via Themes and Extensions
Image/Media Plugins
Responsive Video PosterFilePondPinturayall.js
Navigation Plugins
WFSnavsnazzymenu.jsPriority Nav Scroller
No Platform Lock-In
No Rebuild Needed on Content Change
Plugin Architecture
Pre-made Themes
Pure JavaScript Libraries
Real-Time Content Updates
SEO Friendly
Server-side Rendering
Serverless Pre-rendering (SPR)
UI Components
Tabs sliderTiny UI ToggleGlory modalDuet Date PickerColorisFilePondPinturaTom Select
Zero Setup Required

Integration Features

Compatible with REST-API Plugins
Demo Links
GitHub Integration
Node.js Deployment
NPM Installation
React Integration
Serverless Deployment
WordPress Integration
WordPress REST API Support
Works with WordPress.com and WordPress.org
WordPress.comWordPress.org

Limitation Features

No Active Development
No Backend Integration Mention
No Commercial Pricing Plans
No Explicit API List
No Explicit File Format Support
No GraphQL Support
No Pricing Information
No Static Site Generation Required
No Trial Period
No Usage Quotas
No User Authentication

Pricing Features

Free and Open Source
Free Tier