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The modern identity platform for B2B SaaS. The APIs are flexible and easy-to-use, supporting authentication, user identity, and complex enterprise features like SSO and SCIM provisioning.
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Let me show you how an open-source visual development tool will eliminate the design handoff and simplify web development, whether you are building a small landing page or a complex web application.
I built this landing site visually in Webstudio Designer, then generated a standalone Remix app, synchronized the data from Designer using Webstudio CLI, rendered the site inside Remix using Webstudio SDK and published it on Vercel as a serverless function. 😅 There is a lot to unpack there!
I built this landing site visually in Webstudio Designer, then generated a standalone Remix app, synchronized the data from Designer using Webstudio CLI, rendered the site inside Remix using Webstudio SDK and published it on Vercel as a serverless function. 😅 There is a lot to unpack there!
I built this landing site visually in Webstudio Designer, then generated a standalone Remix app, synchronized the data from Designer using Webstudio CLI, rendered the site inside Remix using Webstudio SDK and published it on Vercel as a serverless function. 😅 There is a lot to unpack there!
I built this landing site visually in Webstudio Designer, then generated a standalone Remix app, synchronized the data from Designer using Webstudio CLI, rendered the site inside Remix using Webstudio SDK and published it on Vercel as a serverless function. 😅 There is a lot to unpack there!
At the moment, SDK is using React and Stitches for rendering, but we look forward to a future where we can render without a framework at all and support all popular frameworks as well.
At the moment, SDK is using React and Stitches for rendering, but we look forward to a future where we can render without a framework at all and support all popular frameworks as well.
I needed to integrate with a custom codebase instead of just publishing the site straight from Designer because I have a signup form that sends data to Notion. In the future, this will be possible using GraphQL bindings, but there will be many other reasons to integrate with a custom codebase, so this is a good proof of concept.