The Builderius team seems to be picking up speed. They just released another development release. This one brings support for CSS Grid and updated CSS framework support, including OKLCH.

The last two items on the roadmap are the JavaScript Editor and History / Undue support. After that there may be some bug fixes and tweaks, but we are nearing the point where we have a full featured “unleashed” version.

Here is the interesting story behind the new Builderius website.

The Builderius team just released their developer update which includes major enhancements to Collections (Loops). Any HTML tag is supported, they removed the output of JSON on the front-end, there is a visual conditions builder that works inside loops, a new sub-collection element, and a recursive template element. There is a new free version and the pro update is available for download from you account page. The linked article has the details, along with a walk-through video.

In case you missed it, David Denedo created a nice video previewing the next development release of Builderius. There are lots of improvements to the Collections element. This is due for testing soon and I think there are just a few more things on the do to list, like undo, before this development cycle completes.

Here is another tutorial from the Builderius team. It shows how the component system is flexible and easy to use, with examples of different ways to create component variants.

An update from the Builderius team to their Collections element that makes it very flexible.

This is a nice walk-though showing some of the major features of the Builderius builder including how to work with HTML and CSS, dynamic data via GraphQL, components, and more.

Version 1 of Builderius Pro is almost ready for beta testing. I and many others are looking forward to trying it out. If you are curious about Builderius, David Denedo did a great live stream looking at some of the features. It is a 2 hour presentation, a prepared walk-through.