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Solution retrospective
Hello everyone!
I’ve just completed the Blog Preview Card challenge using the CWrap framework, which I’ve been working on for some time. CWrap is a microframework designed for web developers and those learning web development. It offers features like:
👶 Low entry level – Perfect for beginners
✨ Automatic CSS generation – Less time spent on styling
🔍 Autocompletion – Code faster and more efficiently
👀 Preview-based manipulation – Real-time feedback as you build
This challenge was a great opportunity to showcase CWrap’s capabilities. Check out my solution and let me know what you think!
🎥 YouTube Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Av4EN2JscnE
💻 CWrap Framework: GitHub Repo
Community feedback
- @geomydasPosted about 1 month ago
Isn't CWrap just dragging content like Wordpress or other no-code tools? I think its still faster to code it yourself instead of clicking and selecting the property in CWrap. Could see more potential to it though
0@VillageR88Posted about 1 month ago@geomydas If you prefer directly typing out your code, you might not feel the need for a framework like CWrap to mediate the process. Sometimes, selecting properties and clicking through options can feel slower than writing code from scratch, especially if you're an experienced developer.
CWrap is useful for those just starting out or looking to quickly prototype without getting bogged down in CSS or repetitive tasks. It’s still in the early stages of development, and I’ll be working on integrating more functionalities in the future, such as adding support for different build options like React, to make it more versatile.
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