sequential-workflow-designer VS Silex

For example https://github.com/nocode-js/sequential-workflow-designer is designed in this way, that you program some logic by setting predefined actions in a proper order. You program at the high level.

Made by me under NoCode JS.

Hi! I'm a author of the Sequential Workflow Designer. I've just release the react wrapper for my component.

I made open source Sequential Workflow Designer. The designer works in modern browsers. Do you have any idea for which applications it may be useful? I'm looking for ideas.

In this tutorial we will focus on workflows. The workflow is a wide concept, but in this case we want to use it to define our no-code application. We want to give a final user possibility to create some logical flow like "read some value", "do something if the value is equal 1" etc. We need a simple graphical user interface to define that kind flow. For that we will use the Sequential Workflow Designer package.

🍭GitHub: https://github.com/b4rtaz/sequential-workflow-designer

Demo: https://twitter.com/b4rtaz/status/1532482283046948889 GitHub: https://github.com/b4rtaz/sequential-workflow-designer NPM: https://www.npmjs.com/package/sequential-workflow-designer

URL: https://www.silex.me What it does: A code-free builder for creating static websites. Why it's great: Quickly create websites without diving into code.

First of all, wouldn't it make more sense to post this issue in https://github.com/silexlabs/Silex/issues if you haven't yet (preferably as two separate issues)?

I'm using a combination of Silex and ArcGIS Pro. Using Javascript event handlers helps make it interactive. In Pro I opted to not georeference my historical map (it was way too messy) and instead created shapefiles for each historical kingdom on a modern basemap. When I'm done I'll zip the website files and send it on to my prof.