Here it is : drag&drop Figma-like editor to create SAAS web apps in no time.
Hit the "generate" button and it generates all the source code (React/Typescript/Nodejs/Postgres front, back, APIs, migrations).
What do you think of it ?
Here it is : drag&drop Figma-like editor to create SAAS web apps in no time.
Hit the "generate" button and it generates all the source code (React/Typescript/Nodejs/Postgres front, back, APIs, migrations).
What do you think of it ?
I'll try to be constructive, but this seems to be in a very bare bones state.
1. It needs a widget hierarchy tree. At least because sometimes some widgets completely disappear from view when you move others and then you don't know any more where they've gone to.
2. It needs much better drag&drop. I moved something and after just 2 attempts at dropping it somewhere, everything was messed up beyond salvation. It reminded me of the old Word joke; in the distance, sirens.
3. It needs a much better introduction. Right now you just drop visitors into a basic example with no explanation and there doesn't seem to be any documentation at all. I wouldn't mention this but on the other hand you do have price plans already.
4. Maybe minor, but since you don't mention any browser requirements I'm going to assume it works on any browser. On Firefox there's a fairly problematic thing on the buttons (and other clickable widgets): It looks like you need to click on the button but not on the stuff inside it. Take the Sidebar buttons, the "Users" button is a..
<li>
<div>
<input type="text" value="Users">
So... I need to click outside of the div but inside the li for the click to actually work. See https://imgur.com/a/9dFalR3 I need to click inside the button area but outside the highlighted part. It seems like the events are not being correctly captured.5. As others have mentioned, generating code doesn't actually seem to work at all.
Better to just serve a full desktop page or even turn mobile off entirely than deliver something so clearly untested.
Doesn’t instil confidence in the quality of the rest of the product, which is a shame as the landing page is probably the simplest bit technically.