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Check out PineGrow (Offline) and Webflow (Partly data-driven) too, it's quite impressive what they can do. I've built a site builder 5 years ago for a client u
by tmikaeld 8y ago
Check out PineGrow (Offline) and Webflow (Partly data-driven) too, it's quite impressive what they can do.
I've built a site builder 5 years ago for a client using Semantic UI, it was a great choice for data-driven sites but hard for custom sites (which pinegrow and webflow are more suited for).
Many site-builders these days grow their own framework to ensure a lock-in effect, you can't move the site off the platform because it takes too much work to re-bind the data and functionality (Especially eCommerce).
- ioulian 8y agoAs far as I've seen, these tools are indeed useful. But you are right about the lock-in. I think this is perfect for non-developers (of small budgets), allows them to create a "basic" website, but sometimes you just require another framework.