I was afraid of those words.)
I look forward to a more detailed review.
Me too. I canāt see how I can access all of the features of Framework7 using Wappler, so Iām copying chunks of Kitchen Sink code from the F7 website directly into Wapplerās code editor for each component that I want on the page. It feels like cheating but at least Iām learning how F7 code and structure works as I go along. The argument is I could have done this in any code editor, but I hope to tap into Wapplerās stronger features over time.
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Exactly what I did, and what Iām hoping for.
weāve been working full time on Wappler for over 18m now. have built very complicated stuff using Wappler - but alas all are āenterpriseā apps for internal use only.
couple stuff which is in limited public domain: app.cashngo.com.au (you can see some of it if you are in Australia - but then this is a online credit/loan application system - unless you want a loan in Australia, you canāt see much of it.)
then there is jgrnaut.in (online B2B furniture catalogue - in beta right now some dev still ongoing, not launched officially. and there is a full fledged admin console underneath to manage products, etc. - which again we cannot showcase coz duh it was built for a client!)
both these are SPA.
It would be great if you could put together a tutorial on the Xero integration. Just getting Contacts and Invoices would help me immensely. I get to the Xero consent login and it all seems OK. I just then see in the logs when getting Contacts.
"lineNumber":8,"message":"Object doesn't support this property or method","stack":[{"fileName":"lib/oauth/oauth2.asp"
Iām working hard to finish an e-commerce site built entirely with Wappler so, once thatās launched, Iāll try and put a quick tutorial together on how I got Xero working in the CRM I built.
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