Im sad actually. I was using Shuffle for like 10+ websites witch i produced for clients in the last 2 months.
It is great editor for quick edits and quick launch-push, if you dont need advanced edits/animations etc.
Thats OK. Its still Tailwind and its great for its purpose in Nextjs projects and the UI blocks are fantastic.
But i have enough with their Code editor and the stability of the whole software.
I really cannot recommend this software for my clients for "their own website management", because its a pain.
it doesnt matter if you use the browser-editor or the "aplication", for you browser..the performance is really bad.
I just have enough of daily basis of crashing/sttutering in situations, where me or my client, just want to change label or color of a button.
Its the bad optimalization thats killing this software for me.
The "simplest" possible way to use Shuffle is Creating basic draft>export>open in VSCode>connect API>complete the project>manualy deploy.
Yes i get it, we are developers, so we are used to working in code.
But..then there is literraly no point of monthly paying for "simple online editor".
Atleast-for beginners. Versoly does this "beginner-friendly-online-edits", 10 times better and we dont need 6 GB of RAM just for this.
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@dawid_andrzejewski This looks like a goldmine for designers, love the idea!
minimalist phone: creating folders
I am currently trying it and like the simplicity of the dashboard. The one thing that I am missing is "drag & drop" for some elements.
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@busmark_w_nika Hey, did you try the drag mode? (You can hover on a component and turn it on.) Or are you writing about something more complex?
minimalist phone: creating folders
@dawid_andrzejewski Oh, I probably didn't notice it.