Webstudio is very good! I didn't know it produces React.
Onlook has less abstraction between code and the visual editor. It works with your existing React codebase with no migration. Everything is written into code in real-time so you wouldn't import or export the code from Onlook. You can use it anytime and stop anytime like an IDE.
Does this make sense? I'd love to hear Oleg's thoughts on this as well :)
We are generating React/Remix app atm, but our architecture is designed to support other frameworks as well.
It is achieved by using data as a source of truth, not the code. Web tooling is very fragmented. People have too many opinions on how to write components and that makes it nearly impossible to have components written by hand and then synced back into the UI without enforcing a huge amount of constraints. You will end up writing code in such a way that the UI can handle.
Onlook has less abstraction between code and the visual editor. It works with your existing React codebase with no migration. Everything is written into code in real-time so you wouldn't import or export the code from Onlook. You can use it anytime and stop anytime like an IDE.
Does this make sense? I'd love to hear Oleg's thoughts on this as well :)