CMS 101

[@bluetheredpanda]

Damn, I knew Webstudio could do that (which is awesome and super impressive in its own right) but I had no idea it was THIS simple! 😄 Makes me want to build stuff! (Also, congrats on the video itself: super clear, to the point, nice to watch, perfect balance between and edited and over edited... respect. 👏)

[@jidraphkimachia1887]

🥳🥳🥳🥳

[@GellishGarnerPMangubat]

I very confused regarding website builder itself is really open source? i didn't how install ? Run locally website builder itself.

[@getwebstudio]

The Builder is open source. Here's the code: github.com/webstudio-is/webstudio It can be run locally without much hassle, but isn't easy to use in a production environment, yet. Here's how to use it locally docs.webstudio.is/contributing/contributing-for-developers

[@GellishGarnerPMangubat]

@@getwebstudio yep you right so many bugs. Not ready production, pls update new video if is ready thanks.

[@getwebstudio]

@@GellishGarnerPMangubat I think you misunderstood. The above message was referring to ease of self-host the builder in production, which we don't recommend. Its not about bugs or the published sites. Just to be clear.

[@raph.7151]

This is so cool🔥🔥. May you please make a tutorial on how to use Webstudio Open Source Builder? Thanks.

[@arpadracz-fodor3864]

To my understanding you cannot use advanced CSM features in the open source version. Eg.: If you want to connect a GraphQL source for your collections, first you need to subscribe to WS cloud (since it's a pro option) and only then you can export the full site to host "anywhere" (basically Netlify or Vercel, ergo repackaged AWS cloud). Can someone confirm this? If that's the case why not be more transparent about it WS Team? Great product though.

[@raph.7151]

@@arpadracz-fodor3864 their pricing page says otherwise

[@raph.7151]

@@arpadracz-fodor3864 their pricing page says otherwise

[@getwebstudio]

​@@arpadracz-fodor3864 You are able to use CMS Integrations when self hosting the builder and exporting your projects. This is noted on the pricing page, but just for clarity we've added it to the FAQs in docs. Thanks for bringing this up, hope that clarifies it. docs.webstudio.is/basics/faq

[@arpadracz-fodor3864]

​@@getwebstudio Cool, thank you for the info! Very nice project!