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I think the reality is, no matter how awesome and impressive these tools are, they just don't seem to have a fit in the market. Prefacing this with the fact I
by madeofpalk 8y ago
I think the reality is, no matter how awesome and impressive these tools are, they just don't seem to have a fit in the market.
Prefacing this with the fact I don't know all that much about the product, only a quick glance
For a big team of developers, building a big website with complicated interactions or requirements, a tool like this isn't going to meet all the requirements the developers have
If you're building something simpler, then you're probably better served by something like Webflow or Squarespace.
- muhneesh 8y agoAt a high level, that makes some sense - these tools might not be the most practical way to get from point A -> point B today for a typical web or mobile app. In my head, I'm wondering if they are just way too early? Going from design -> code -> UI is, in theory, less efficient than just going from design -> UI, in a programmable, customizable, scalable way.
- samanator 8y agoSkuid, which is a page builder for Salesforce (now branching out to more platforms) is doing very well. At the company I work at we are going to switch away from it due to the limitations you insinuated, but there's definitely a fit for it in the Salesforce world.
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