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Interesting. Though of course you can just use my http://createjs.org/ http://createjs.org/ and get pretty much the same thing for free :-)

• railsjedi 14y ago
  CreateJS is awesome. This service seems to be more about content hosting though. So still useful to some people I think.
  • bergie 14y ago
    True, though usually people would seem rather want to have their content on their own servers, and have an API the editing tool uses to save. This is the scenario Create.js was built for, allowing you to use it in a custom web app, but also major CMSs like TYPO3 or OpenCms to build their custom UIs on top of it.
    • railsjedi 14y ago
      Definitely. I bet there's a lot of companies / startups who need something quick and simple though. So lots of room for both solutions.
      • bergie 14y ago
        Yep, having 'competition' sort of validates the approach :-)
• clone1018 14y ago
  Your site fails to load almost completely past the homepage, when I try to use your demo I get quite of a bit of resources 504ing.
  • callmevlad 14y ago
    Pretty sure it's getting overloaded with traffic, because it wasn't like that a few hours ago.
    • bergie 14y ago
      GitHub Pages had DoS today https://status.github.com/ https://status.github.com/
• navs 14y ago
  Love it! Now a quick question, is there any way to allow for editable blocks to be re-arranged via some form of drag and drop interface? Or is there anyone out there that knows of a library that could possibly do this?
  • bergie 14y ago
    Not yet integrated upstream, but you can see block drag-and-drop in action with Create in http://demo.contentcontrol-berlin.de/ http://demo.contentcontrol-berlin.de/
    • navs 14y ago
      A bit buggy right now on Mac OSX Chrome 22 but I see what you're doing. Can't wait to see the final implementation. Awesome work.