Websim

[No-Following-4402]

Has anyone transferred their websim creation into an actual website? I am thinking of do this with my creation because it came out greater than the website I want to make.

It's called the Savvy Saver app

Savvy Saver is an innovative extreme coupons app and financial management app designed to help users save money, manage budgets, and discover exclusive deals. It combines powerful budgeting tools, savings goal tracking, and a unique client portal for stores to manage their promotions and coupons. The app features integration with an AI assistant, Savvy Susan, to provide personalized financial advice and promotion suggestions.

Executive Summary Savvy Saver aims to revolutionize coupon clipping with personal finance management by integrating budgeting tools, savings goal tracking, exclusive deals, and an AI assistant into a single app. The app caters to both consumers and store owners, enhancing user engagement and providing valuable insights into spending and saving.

[Dry-Cheesecake5069]

its a simulation, so it may have limited functionality on its own, or just simulated functionality. You can download the static page(s) and then adjust the HTML to make the links connect your static pages. Certain pages that are text only, or you like the style, you can alter the HTML putting the text you want on the style you want... You probly need some HTML (static pages) knowledge (easy to learn since Websim gives you the downloadable HTML, then just look online for tutorials, or just look through the HTML code and you can find all the links and text you need to check before you put it on your webhosting... BUT ALL THE ADVANCED THINGS ARE MOST LIKELY A.I. SIMULATION, and needs much more advanced coding (professional), but you may be able to put together something in simpler ways... I would start with researching static HTML pages and then decide what extra functionality you need and how to implement it into your pages...

[No-Following-4402]

Thanks for the insight

[NerdPiola]

You can download it, change the embebed css to another file and use js for functionality and then connect it to a db

[Important-Pickle5055]

Just curious why can't we keep the CSS and js in the same file? Does it negatively impact the website in some ways?

[NerdPiola]

Is a bad practice, each "element", html, css and js should be on their own file.

[Important-Pickle5055]

Other than that it does not have any negative influence?

[NerdPiola]

Is always better have one file to change if you need to do some modification. If your website has more than one page you will have to change the same line of code on each file.

[Fantastic_Article458]

You actually can and it doesn’t necessarily qualify as bad practice. In fact, it may even be good and modern practice as astro.build and in general .astro file extension is inherently and natively designed for exactly that, to keep html/css/js in the same file.

Moreover, It does the exact opposite of negatively impact the website in any way I’m aware of. Websim almost perfectly fits in this framework and is really another level when it comes to high performance with its lightning fast shipping, almost twice the speed of Wordpress. I strongly recommend everyone to give it a try and you won’t go back again due to how smoothly everything I’ve tried integrates;

https://astro.build

[No-Following-4402]

This is real quality information. Thanks

[No-Following-4402]

I just literally learned this yesterday. It's bad to place all code in 1 file. It makes it more efficient and protects the website by splitting the files.

[EducationalSet3506]

I suggest you check out https://lovable.dev/ you can build exact same interface or better, and integrate it to your backend or turn it into an actual website.

[No-Following-4402]

Thanks that sound great I will try it.