This is probably a really basic question but we use Bubble today and one thing I like with it is how I can create 95% of our application myself, and only need developers to do the more complex or time consuming tasks. I was looking at Wappler but it seems to be more of an application where you work with files and publish them to the server. How would that work if I wanted to hire a developer to help me? Like if I wanted them to create a basic application for me, but where I am still able to log in and make basic changes behind the scenes (like changing dropdown options or other simple things like that).
Just trying to understand if collaboration is easy like that or if it’s meant more for one developer working with the files locally. Just used to Bubble where everything is web based and doesn’t need any desktop applications.
If I were going to collaborate with another dev, I would use Github to keep everything synced and the other dev would need their own Wappler license.
I already work this way across desktop and laptop computers and it works really well. So doing the same with another dev should be fine. The only issue would be if you’re both working on the same scripts. But I would expect you to liaise with them and make sure that doesn’t happen.
Great thanks, yeah it would mostly be basic changes really, like adding values to a dropdown, or changing the URL of a link or just things along those lines. Thanks!
As @sitestreet says, Git is the way to go. Not Github specifically… any Git platform would work.
The idea is to share the code from a central repository so that each person can work on their own copy and later push and merge that to the main server copy.
Its a bit complicated from my experience, but i’m getting a better understanding of it as we have started using a similar workflow.