[gadr90]

> Something something scroll hijacking.

I know, right? I'm also not super proud of that portion of the landing, lol!

> The biggest challenge I have found in integrating no-code and full-code lies in preserving changes made in full-code mode when updates are made in no-code mode.

God, YES! We've been working in this problem in one way or another for at least 10 years, and we also failed many times in solving that conciliation. We _think_ we have reached a good tradeoff now: _everything is on git_. So when you're using our web editor, you are basically using a "remote computer" (actually a Cloudflare Durable) to edit your files, just as if you cloned it on your local machine. When you're happy with changes, you "publish" it - which generates a commit for you. This way we can have developers and content creators happy, both sharing the same history.

> Site looks awesome and modern, good stuff! In another life I would be very excited about this platform.

Thank you! It's been a crazy one and a half year building this and we're now a team of 30 people all over Brazil. We thank you for the recognition!