winkelvoss

Nope. lol Can start from a blank slate, one of their 500+ themes, a starter repo of your own or from your existing website. Stackbit's honestly pretty dope.

And they have a full online code editor in their visual editor. Nothing no-code about it.

It looks to me like you guys are just TinaCMS for Vue instead of React.

Not trying to be a dick. Just trying to share the truth.

TinaCMS import { InlineForm, InlineText } from 'react-tinacms-inline' return ( <InlineForm form={form}> <h1> <InlineText name="title" /> </h1> </InlineForm> )

weweb <wwLayout path="cards" direction="row" class="cards"> <template v-slot="{ item }"> <wwLayoutItem class="card"> <wwObject v-bind="item"> </wwLayoutItem> </template> </wwLayout>

huh, that's totally off. Stackbit enables visual editing from a Jamstack site built from scratch too. Their visual editor seems like it's better. And you could do a site from scratch, with a theme or even just add it to your existing site. Neat product. But don't see any value add to the ecosystem in it.

This is 100% where the website building ecosystem is going. As a coder who knows just enough to be dangerous, I'm so excited about it. I know http://stackbit.com/ has been doing this for a while. What makes WeWeb guys different/better?