In the meeting, the State Changer discussed a feature they are trying to build and the challenges they are encountering with Wized, a tool that helps with web development on top of Webflow. They mentioned the issue of authentication and how the current login redirect rule in Wized is causing problems with their desired flow. They explored different approaches, such as using authentication tokens or storing information in cookies, but faced limitations with Wized's current capabilities. They also discussed the potential of using other no-code or low-code tools like Weweb and Builder, which may offer more robust authentication features and better suit their needs. There was also a conversation about the balance between ease of use and power in these tools and the need for the State Changer to find the right fit for their specific requirements. Finally, they touched on the possibility of using JavaScript to bridge any gaps in functionality and provide more flexibility when working with these tools.
(Source: Office Hours 1/6 )
