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This seems objectively neat, but I'm curious what the target use-case is. I would image most web developers want more powerful tools (a real console, their edi

This seems objectively neat, but I'm curious what the target use-case is. I would image most web developers want more powerful tools (a real console, their editor of choice, their commandline tools, etc). And it has too much power for non-technical users to break stuff. Maybe it's a tool for neophyte devs, somewhere between random-free-hosting.biz and using aws? Who is this aimed at?

breck 13y ago
Target user at the moment is entry level devs on up who want to start developing in seconds. Medium term the target is small multirole teams (developer, designer, copywriter), who want to work more collaboratively using specific tools for the types of things each is most qualified to edit (code/schemas, mockups/styles/images, copy).