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I am not understanding the value of the open source builder, if I am not able to download the code and host it on my own. What does the opensource gives me add
by p2hari 3y ago
I am not understanding the value of the open source builder, if I am not able to download the code and host it on my own.
What does the opensource gives me additionally apart from integrating the studio on my own website.
The hobby/free plan already has unlimited projects, pages and team members.
Looking into the builder, I cannot see the code but just the css. Would have been good if I could create one of components and be able to download the code using the open source builder.
- oleg009 3y agoCLI for syncing and publishing to Vercel is coming in the next weeks
- Mystery-Machine 3y agoSyncing and publishing what? What's so difficult about `git push` which pushes to GitHub and automatically deploys to Vercel? This doesn't look cool, but those two features are not going to be the ones I'll seek after.
- oleg009 3y agoSyncing the site data from builder to local fs and then building everything and configuring the app for publishing to vercel. Just pushing to github only helps you if you only have static html/css if you wanted to publish a site as gh-page ... I guess you need to clarify your use case
- 8n4vidtmkvmk 3y agoGitHub actions solves the other half, no?
- rvcdbn 3y agoit’s open source you can add the feature to download the code yourself if you want it. being open source is also just a good thing in itself because it’s contributing to the total body of code available for others to extend and use in whatever way they want.
- codetrotter 3y agoFor anyone else looking for the source code for the WYSIWYG builder itself, I think this is it: https://github.com/webstudio-is/webstudio https://github.com/webstudio-is/webstudio AGPL 3.0 This is very cool. Looking forward to try it.