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For what it's worth, tools like Webflow (and their CMS feature) are incredibly well-done. From a front-end development perspective, no code is legitimate and p
by rglover 7y ago
For what it's worth, tools like Webflow (and their CMS feature) are incredibly well-done.
From a front-end development perspective, no code is legitimate and practical today.
From a back-end or business-logic perspective, no code is more difficult because a lot of it is bespoke (except for things like generating a PDF from HTML).
It's not a binary "killer," but it's certainly a smart thing to play with as a programmer. I've saved a ton of time on things like marketing websites and CMS-level work using Webflow. With time and iteration, I'd imagine some pretty neat and powerful stuff will appear.
Read: don't be naive/stubborn; give it a try.