@divhunt ! Thanks for making another tutorial ! I'm already deeply in love with Divhunt and have been building and testing since a few days ! I'm also very interested int the Native Rest api capabilities and the business logic you have on your website. For example it would be awesome to send Requests to openAi and then receive Data back that could be shown in a text field, Or generate AI images and Show them in an image field live on your website. if this is possible please make a tutorial on it ! Thank you from a huge fan
Love the Ui/Ux of Divhunt - I assume it's not possible to build web-apps similar to Weweb and Bubble? Or do you have any recommendation on Backend with auth and business logic/workflows stack to complement Divhunt? That would be a game changer 🔥
Hello. With the use of REST API, Workflows, and JavaScript, anything is possible. Do you have a specific application in mind? Let us know, and we can guide you on exactly how it can be done. We might even create an academy course on it. Additionally, we are planning to work on REST API v2 in the near future, which will be much more powerful than the current version and offer many possibilities for app development.
Just one question if it is preloading all the page at the same time and we have a website of 40-50 pages... Will it load slow in the starting ( will it affect the page speed)
hello! thx for your videos, please show it slower because as a noob I'm loosing the details and its frustrating because I'm having problem recreating your paths:) EDIT- set the speed to 0,75 and its fine :)
Hey, we are glad you found a solution for this video. 😅 The purpose of this video is to give a quick overview of the Divhunt interface so people can quickly get familiar with it, whether they are coming from other platforms or are beginners looking to understand the layout, basic options, and features. We are in the process of creating a full Divhunt beginners course, which will go into more depth at a slower pace to facilitate proper learning.
They're very similar in fact, but Divhunt stands out by offering numerous benefits in its free plan. High performance, SEO, ability to export code, simple interface, own domain and more.
Hello, we don't believe the only difference is the free plan, but our much more affordable prices are definitely a big advantage. While Framer primarily targets designers building small websites, Divhunt is designed for projects of all sizes, including large corporate websites with 500+ pages. There's no limitations. It's hard to explain the difference in one comment. It's best to try out both products and give us your feedback! :)
Pricing is really not a factor. I tried Framer, Divhunt and Webflow. In terms of UX, Framer is the best. A small feature like multiple select and edit can make a different. Divhunt and Webflow always feel overkill and mechanic. With Framer you don’t need to worry about classes because you can use reusable components. So for me creating landing pages and even multi-pages websites I will choose Framer. For complex projects I will use WordPress (e-commerce, complex CMS with relations, etc.) So this is why I asked what is the difference compared to to Framer, because if it’s just a pricing it’s not a factor. Maybe my question should be compare to WordPress, if I can build complex CMS with relationships etc.
Hello, You can build your website in Divhunt and export the files (HTML, CSS, JS, and assets) to convert it to a WordPress theme with a bit of development. But why limit yourself? 😂 Divhunt offers much more than WordPress, including faster performance, enhanced security, top tier no-code builder and much more.
@divhunt ! Thanks for making another tutorial ! I'm already deeply in love with Divhunt and have been building and testing since a few days ! I'm also very interested int the Native Rest api capabilities and the business logic you have on your website. For example it would be awesome to send Requests to openAi and then receive Data back that could be shown in a text field, Or generate AI images and Show them in an image field live on your website. if this is possible please make a tutorial on it ! Thank you from a huge fan
Love the Ui/Ux of Divhunt - I assume it's not possible to build web-apps similar to Weweb and Bubble? Or do you have any recommendation on Backend with auth and business logic/workflows stack to complement Divhunt?
That would be a game changer 🔥
Hello. With the use of REST API, Workflows, and JavaScript, anything is possible. Do you have a specific application in mind? Let us know, and we can guide you on exactly how it can be done. We might even create an academy course on it.
Additionally, we are planning to work on REST API v2 in the near future, which will be much more powerful than the current version and offer many possibilities for app development.
Just one question if it is preloading all the page at the same time and we have a website of 40-50 pages... Will it load slow in the starting ( will it affect the page speed)
hello! thx for your videos, please show it slower because as a noob I'm loosing the details and its frustrating because I'm having problem recreating your paths:)
EDIT- set the speed to 0,75 and its fine :)
Hey, we are glad you found a solution for this video. 😅 The purpose of this video is to give a quick overview of the Divhunt interface so people can quickly get familiar with it, whether they are coming from other platforms or are beginners looking to understand the layout, basic options, and features. We are in the process of creating a full Divhunt beginners course, which will go into more depth at a slower pace to facilitate proper learning.
What is the difference compare to Framer?
They're very similar in fact, but Divhunt stands out by offering numerous benefits in its free plan.
High performance, SEO, ability to export code, simple interface, own domain and more.
Hello, we don't believe the only difference is the free plan, but our much more affordable prices are definitely a big advantage.
While Framer primarily targets designers building small websites, Divhunt is designed for projects of all sizes, including large corporate websites with 500+ pages. There's no limitations.
It's hard to explain the difference in one comment. It's best to try out both products and give us your feedback! :)
Pricing is really not a factor.
I tried Framer, Divhunt and Webflow.
In terms of UX, Framer is the best.
A small feature like multiple select and edit can make a different. Divhunt and Webflow always feel overkill and mechanic.
With Framer you don’t need to worry about classes because you can use reusable components.
So for me creating landing pages and even multi-pages websites I will choose Framer. For complex projects I will use WordPress (e-commerce, complex CMS with relations, etc.)
So this is why I asked what is the difference compared to to Framer, because if it’s just a pricing it’s not a factor. Maybe my question should be compare to WordPress, if I can build complex CMS with relationships etc.
Can have selfhosted like WordPress how about to work on localhost ?
Hello,
You can build your website in Divhunt and export the files (HTML, CSS, JS, and assets) to convert it to a WordPress theme with a bit of development. But why limit yourself? 😂 Divhunt offers much more than WordPress, including faster performance, enhanced security, top tier no-code builder and much more.