Hey guys,
Over the past few years I've been freelancing, and I noticed that everything in front-end development takes forever -- so I decided to do something about it. I created Nimbus. A visual web builder that helps you rapidly develop new projects. Most websites take days to build with a responsive UI and pixel-perfect design. With Nimbus, it takes an hour or two. I think writing in CSS and HTML is outdated and we should be more worried about getting the perfect UI built for our product and doing it in an efficient manner rather than worrying about how to get that button perfectly positioned in the corner.
We just released our newest update which includes templates and what we call components -- chunks of websites saved by our users which allows you to drag an entire page, button, form, or anything else and quickly create and edit it visually in seconds. It also re-uses these components throughout the code just like a professional developer would.
I would love some help from my fellow indie hackers testing this and breaking it so we can make it even better in the future! Feel free to share your thoughts and feedback! Are there any components you'd like to see?