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Edit: looks like I missed some copy on the landing page mentioning that you can download the code! Leaving the original comment below for posterity. One thing
by jakelazaroff 4y ago
Edit: looks like I missed some copy on the landing page mentioning that you can download the code! Leaving the original comment below for posterity.
One thing I've never understand about the landing pages for this type of product… why mention Tailwind (or Bootstrap, etc)? It's not clear whether you get to download the actual code, but it does mention that it integrates with Netlify so I'm guessing not. If you can't get the actual code, why highlight what's ultimately an implementation detail?
(The app does look neat, by the way — congratulations on launching!)
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- DANmode 4y ago> It's not clear whether you get to download the actual code This would be interesting to know!
- babyshake 4y agoIt looks like I can't see the source code for components. It appears this is a Pro feature, and if it is I'd recommend having a call to action (open to view code that shows upgrade dialog)
- harrisreynolds 4y agoYou can download the code of a website. I could easily add that feature to the components as well. One cool thing about how this is built is components/templates/websites all have a uniform API and data model so the same editor is used for each one.
- GreenWatermelon 4y agoIt's mentioned on the landing page > When you are ready to launch you can deploy to a global CDN directly from WeBase or download the code and take it with you. I think that's what you meant, no?
- jakelazaroff 4y agoWhoops, I missed that! Editing my comment now.
- harrisreynolds 4y agoYeah... you can download the code but I still need to make that easier. Thanks for the comment and the encouragement!