here is a thing I have been working on for many months --->>>>>>
👾👾👾Wobble Web visual && code editor for making small websites👾👾👾
It is still very much in progress, but I would love to hear from you if you try it out or have ideas! I will reply to this thread with more details :)
Since you were asking for notes, here are mine:
1. after uploading an image, the select new element type popup is still visible
2. cant scroll down to reveal new blank space while editing
3. there is no way to move an element backwards or forwards
4. what is "hydra" ? I've never heard of it. Does it have a visual editor that you will add later? If no, why not just have a script tag?
5. the copy link button does not work on firefox on android, i cannot share my page. There is nothing in my clipboard.
6. When i tried to post my work to codeberg, it navigated away from the page and all my work was lost.
@forestjohnson the link on that page is correct-- the code is at https://gitlab.com/ojack/wobble-web
@ojack OMG! my bad. I think i misread gitlab.com as github.com so I simply glossed over it.
It looks like its purely a frontend app right now, so it makes sense why the "copy link" button isn't working yet, and why the content has to be lost when a user navigates away. (images are probably too big to store in IndexedDB or whatever)
Are you planning on building a backend for it?
@ojack
Besides that I will say its one of the most mobile friendly editors for text and image that I have ever seen,
I wasn't sure at first how to move an element around the page but figured it out fairly quickly while playing with it.
I found more info about the project:
https://nlnet.nl/project/WobbleWeb/
It links to this github repo:
https://github.com/omalley242/WobbleWeb/tree/main
But it looks like that's not the real source code behind https://wwwobble.org ;
on `wwwobble.org` i see Astro framework stuff but theres no mention of astro in that git repo.
I found you on codeberg at https://codeberg.org/ojack but I dont see the source there either.
If you are keeping the source closed I respect that, but just curious since I would like to see how it works.