TeleportHQ

@markus_sigel From my perspective, TeleportHQ allows you to integrate with developer codebases easier. I have not played around with Framers code import recently but I can vouch for the components exported from TeleportHQ. We are doing catchup in comparison to Webflow when it comes to features though, no doubt about that. Again, from my perspective, having real flexbox/grid layouts and zooming in and out of the page is a superior UX. Framer does not seem to have real flexbox layout, or I'm having a hard time learning how to use it. Responsive layouts, especially fluid layout designs are easier to view in TeleportHQ compared to Webflow. Another interesting feature that is rough around the edges now but coming along nicely is the ability of us developers to empower no-coders directly in the tool. We can code smart React/Vue components in TeleportHQ and make them available to you in the visual editor. For example, we don't have a clean way of offering a subscribe to newsletter component, but it take 5 minutes for a developer to create one and share it so that you can drag and drop it into a page build visually. What's even more interesting is that we can access and use virtually any ReactJS component available on NPM. As a season developer, I would not mind integrating landing page / static content that a non coder creates in TeleportHQ in a large-scale project.

@markus_sigel, despite some similarities, we're having a few key-differences: - open-source code generators - multi-framework support - free code downloads - low-code approach with online coding capabilities - real-time collaboration - hosting on Vercel Overall, TeleportHQ is designed as a low-code platform. To really enjoy it, a minimal set of HTML/CSS knowledge will be required. However, we see more and more designers and non or less-technical users learning front-end building with the platform. We're continously working on bringing new visual editing capabilities for non coders, but platform can be really empowering if you pass the initial ramp-up phase and you start to use some of our advanced capabilities.

@paulbrie Thanks so much. Really sounds like I should be looking into a little coding then.

@markus_sigel @vladnicula Congrats, good luck 🚀 If you need some help with the logo and brand identity, feel free to contact me!

@markus_sigel Non-coder here. Through my search for looking for a website creator that is slick and easy, TeleportHQ checked 99% of all boxes. It obvious that it is not fully feature rich yet, but at least for me it blew things like wordpress out of the water. Also, I love the quick publishing to custom domains. It uses Vercel and it's lightning fast. In my time of using it to create an online portfolio, (prupkey.com) I do however wish there were some simple functions available. The main one being an embed element. You can work around it using iFrames, but sometimes a simple box to paste some code into would be beneficial. For me, it has been the only website builder that I have found worth paying for.

@gabi_cretu /@teleporthq @paulbrie This is my fav LTD. All the best!

@gabi_cretu /@teleporthq @paulbrie yess! an absolute go-to tool for everyone working in the field. Highly recommend it

@gabi_cretu /@teleporthq @paulbrie Congrats on the launch, Paul! I didn’t expect to use another IDE other than VS Code, but TeleportHQ’s low-code tools are real time-savers. Now, if only we can have the much-requested Svelte code-generation next month… :)

We're looking into it @oscar_lito_m_pablo. We can't promise it for next month because our roadmap is (so!) full but it will happen, don't loose hope!

Thanks for your appreciation @marco_ceruti! 😊