Your tools sound like a really good base for a PWA framework too -- have you considered that? I know there are 1 zillion web/ecomm agencies of all sizes that know they need to push into PWA/headless in the next ~5 years and only those with strong tech chops can really do that well and without risk today.
I can see a really strong prop at replatform to say hey just build a PWA with this and for phase 2 click this button and it's in the app store. That plays nicely with all the composable stuff going on and the want to not have 20 systems that do 20 different, overlapping things.
In ecommerce, there's a few people that have built headless/composable 'low-code' PWA offerings and I haven't really seen anything I think will win the lower end of the market as all that matures, but I'm confident SOMEONE will appear to mop that up in the near future.
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Your tools sound like a really good base for a PWA framework too -- have you considered that? I know there are 1 zillion web/ecomm agencies of all sizes that know they need to push into PWA/headless in the next ~5 years and only those with strong tech chops can really do that well and without risk today.
I can see a really strong prop at replatform to say hey just build a PWA with this and for phase 2 click this button and it's in the app store. That plays nicely with all the composable stuff going on and the want to not have 20 systems that do 20 different, overlapping things.
In ecommerce, there's a few people that have built headless/composable 'low-code' PWA offerings and I haven't really seen anything I think will win the lower end of the market as all that matures, but I'm confident SOMEONE will appear to mop that up in the near future.
wow. that's a great insight! indeed, pushing the PWA adoption forward is one of the main goals of Red Goose and its sub-tooling.