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Looking great for a first release! The demo is smooth, well done. Seems like there's a good framework in place to catch up to the competition. I'd switch away
by zschuessler 9y ago
Looking great for a first release! The demo is smooth, well done.
Seems like there's a good framework in place to catch up to the competition. I'd switch away from TinyMCE or Summernote if there was a component/widget system that worked well. Writing custom behavior for any HTML editor is painful, and none of them have a big use case in mind: custom layouts.
SiteOrigin's Page Builder for WordPress is cool:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/siteorigin-panels/ https://wordpress.org/plugins/siteorigin-panels/
I wanted something (Free or paid) like what's shown in the above video, that's independent of WordPress. Couldn't find a darn single one, if you can believe it. I'm stuck with Summernote + workarounds to get something similar for a Laravel project of mine.
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- pbowyer 9y ago> I wanted something (Free or paid) like what's shown in the above video, that's independent of WordPress. Couldn't find a darn single one, if you can believe it. I can, because I've been looking for one. I believe there's a market for well done components like this: * Drag and drop page component builder (think Leadpages, Unbounce, SiteOrigin Panels) * Drag and Drop email builder (a la MailChimp et al) There's no need for every SaaS and startup to build their own - better to have a component (or even a dedicated service to integrate) to provide these JS-heavy timesinks than waste time while validating the idea creating them.
- slig 9y ago> Drag and Drop email builder (a la MailChimp et al) Have you seen this? https://github.com/unroll-io/react-email-editor https://github.com/unroll-io/react-email-editor was released recently.
- leesalminen 9y agoWow, this is exactly why I read HN. I was Googling for exactly this yesterday. Thanks much!
- edwinyzh 9y agoVery cool! But you might want to make it clear that it's not fully open sourced - the github repo is just a wrapper your hosted js library.
- slig 9y agoOuch, I did not realise that until now. Thanks for pointing it out.