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Would You Use My Product?

Hey IndieHackers,

I've been working on a no-code tool that helps you build next.js websites without any code. The best part is that the code produced by the tool is easily readable and can be extended by developers.

also has the following features:

  • real-time interactive editing with team members
  • the ability to add logic to the UI like "on button click => change a state or make a network request" etc.
  • the ability to export code to your GitHub account
  • the ability to create single react components and copy them without having to code.

and more

I'm curious to know if there's any interest in this kind of tool and if anyone would be willing to pay for it. Let me know what you think in the comments!

Thanks!

on January 28, 2023
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    I dont recommend working on such tool. The way NextJS is growing sooner or later websites developed by such tool is going to obsolete because every new version brings a lot of cool features and migration going to be really painful for them.

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      interesting opinion, don't you think the same happens when writing code?
      this tool is going to always generate websites with the latest next.js version, and as I said the code that it generates is gonna be very readable and easy to edit.

      the goal of this is make launching a new product or service way faster than code and also to have the chance to extend the generated code

      Thank you for addressing this. I appreciate it. 🙏

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        I still recommend not to go after such thing because its going to be waste of time and might be an Epic fail. If I want to create something in react, Vue, Angular, and Next JS, I would learn those frameworks and use them directly rather than using some automated tool to write code for me.

        Also if I want to launch a product faster, then I will go with No Code tools plus Open AI and thats the only reason No Code tools are so popular these days.

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          Thank you so much, I need to rethink this as the project is still fresh, and Not so much was put into it