Leaving users in limbo to either keep using your defunct product or migrate to someone else's browser is a pretty surefire way to convince many of them to not try @diabrowser.com whenever it's finally available.

Vizy from @verbb.io has some UI I think feels somewhat similar to WP/Gutenberg. plugins.craftcms.com/vizy

Otherwise if on Craft 5, @craftcms.com's official CKEditor allows nested entries, letting you create custom "blocks" mixed in with other rich text content. plugins.craftcms.com/ckeditor?cra...

But I’m reading *this* on the internet! Now I don’t know what to believe!!

SCREAMING_SNAKE_CASE is my favorite case name

Talked about this starter with the author of the original CraftQL plugin today, he said he’d be interested in seeing some type safety on the queries.

I might play around with a fork at some point over the holiday weekend.

There's a learning curve for sure, but I've found Vue easier on my brain than React — and the Nuxt ecosystem is *great*

Good luck!

Totally get it! No criticism intended, just poking around to see what ideas I could pick up. Recently launched a rather large Craft-backed Nuxt site so I'm always keeping an eye out for improvements