Hello c/[email protected]!

I’m the maintainer of Silex, a free/libre, no-code website builder focused on open web standards and static websites

We’re getting some traction recently and users are asking for a new app to work offline without logging in, so we're looking for a developer to build the new Silex Desktop app — a free/libre, installable version of Silex for local/offline use

If you’re excited by web design and open web tooling, we’d love to hear from you

About the project

✅ Funding is available to kickstart the project.

Tech stack:

• TypeScript, HTML/CSS, Node.js
• CLI, git, npm workflows
• Eleventy (11ty) (Static Site Generator)
• Neutralino.js

We’re looking for someone who:

• Loves web standards and web design
• Shares progress openly and listens to users
• Believes in FOSS (no open core, no lock-ins)

More info and the roadmap for the Desktop project: 👉 https://roadmap.silex.me/posts/3/silex-desktop

If you’re interested (or know someone who could be!), feel free to reach out: 📧 alex at lexoyo.me - or on Mastodon (@[email protected]) or here on lemmy

I also just launched two Lemmy communities if you want to join the project:

• [email protected]
• [email protected]

Talk to you soon

Hello c/[email protected]!

I’m the maintainer of Silex, a free/libre, no-code website builder focused on open HTML/CSS standards and the JAMstack

We’re getting some traction recently and users are asking for a new app to work offline without logging in, so we're looking for a developer to build the new Silex Desktop app — a free/libre, installable version of Silex for local/offline use

If you’re excited by JAMstack, Eleventy, and open web tooling, we’d love to hear from you.

About the project

✅ Funding is available to kickstart the project.

Tech stack:

• TypeScript, HTML/CSS, Node.js
• CLI, git, npm workflows
• Eleventy (11ty) (Static Site Generator)
• Neutralino.js

We’re looking for someone who:

• Wants to be active in the JAMStack ecosystem and maintain the app long-term
• Loves HTML-first mentality, web standards and web design
• Shares progress openly and listens to users
• Believes in FOSS (no open core, no lock-ins)

More info and the roadmap for the Desktop project: 👉 https://roadmap.silex.me/posts/3/silex-desktop

If you’re interested (or know someone who could be!), feel free to reach out: 📧 alex at lexoyo.me - or on Mastodon (@[email protected]) or here on lemmy

I also just launched two Lemmy communities if you want to join the project:

• c/Silex https://lemmy.ml/c/Silex
• c/SilexFR (French) https://lemmy.ml/c/SilexFR

Talk to you soon

On a besoin de vous pour tester et relire ces précieuses ressources. Donnez un coup de pouce à #Silex en vous formant en même temps. Toutes les questions sont les bienvenues!

Participez à l’aventure : https://docs.silex.me/fr/guides/register

Posez vos questions sur le forum https://community.silex.me/

Ou sur la nouvelle commu #lemmy @[email protected] / https://lemmy.ml/c/Silex

#OpenSource #WebDesign #NoCode #foss

Des stats silex intéressantes... Le Nigeria dans le top 5 c'est nouveau :)

Et ca aussi c'est nouveau, on n'a pas plus de nouveaux utilisateurs mais la rétention des utilisateurs est en plein boom

C'est pour améliorer l'outil que j'ai mis en place ces stats

Cc [email protected]

Je trouve que ca n’est pas toujours évident de placer un bloc au bon endroit en le faisant glisser, surtout quand la mise en page est serrée

Cette proposition permettrait d’ajouter un bloc en un clic, directement dans l’élément sélectionné (ou juste après si ce n’est pas possible).

Ce serait plus pratique, plus rapide, et ça éviterait pas mal de frustration.