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The new editor is live! Build any page layout as easily as dragging things around, and get an automatically responsive website that you can publish instantly. Try it out and let me know how it goes.
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Link: This is the core of what I’ll be relaunching as “Pagy 2.0”, which will include a few other updates (more design customization options, new templates, and other goodies) but it was such a big change already that I figured it was better to release it on its own and iterate from there. Last thing, I migrated all sites to use the new content structure so if you have one it should ideally look unchanged, but in some cases there might be minor alignment changes that need manual tweaks.

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Congrats. Looks amazing! And seems to follow the paradigm. :) Which tech you used underneath? E.g. for rich text editing?

Thank you! Same spirit yes :) It’s all built on top of Slate.js.

you’re about to be a very wealthy man this is the absolute pinnacle of WYSIWYG excited to see how this develops

Well I do hope you’re right 😂

Hey Herman, this looks great. I gave it a try and came across a bug with dragging elements not following the mouse as you can see in the screen recording. I'm using brave at 100% zoom level

Hey, thanks! Oh, does it happen with all elements? What OS are you on? Just tried on Brave on macOS but not getting that.

This is looking awesome but sadly not usable for me because of GDPR protection law. Would love to be able to host the pages in Europe

What does that require? They’re hosted on @vercel which I think takes care of that (although I wouldn’t know for sure).

Looks supercool ! Congrats ! Which tech stack did you use for editor, drag and drop, etc. ?

@_seaborn_ Thanks! Using Slate.js, a custom drag-and-drop library, and Framer Motion for some of the animations.

