Ok so this looks like something I would use for an app we're deploying on-prem. I'm thinking it would make new deployments/releases a bit easier if we could "advertise" upcoming features/versions and allow users to leave feedback, express their interest, or at minimum just let them know what's coming.
My questions are, can I use this without embedding your js, does it support vanilla js frontends, and how easy it is for marketing folks to build and maintain your newspage (eg starting from release notes in markdown).
I think answering these kind of questions in an FAQ on your landing page would help. I could get the gist of your offering by scrolling but no real "aha!" moment. Too much text for not enough info. (For me at least).
Also, really glad your site works without js enabled, bonus points from me!:)
ricny046•6mo ago
Hi and thanks for your feedback :-)
The newspage (https://updates.supanotice.com) will work without JavaScript but the in-app widget that you see in the lower right corner on my page require JavaScript. However, it is completely framework agnostic and is based on web components. It will require that you add a script-tag in head and a tag in the body and you're good to go.
A FAQ for the landing page is on it's way and I will be working on improving the landing page with screenshots and examples so you can get a better feel for it.
I didn't know it worked without JS myself :-) I guess it's a side effect you get when rendering on the server using Elixir / Phoenix
rudasn•6mo ago
My questions are, can I use this without embedding your js, does it support vanilla js frontends, and how easy it is for marketing folks to build and maintain your newspage (eg starting from release notes in markdown).
I think answering these kind of questions in an FAQ on your landing page would help. I could get the gist of your offering by scrolling but no real "aha!" moment. Too much text for not enough info. (For me at least).
Also, really glad your site works without js enabled, bonus points from me!:)
ricny046•6mo ago
The newspage (https://updates.supanotice.com) will work without JavaScript but the in-app widget that you see in the lower right corner on my page require JavaScript. However, it is completely framework agnostic and is based on web components. It will require that you add a script-tag in head and a tag in the body and you're good to go.
A FAQ for the landing page is on it's way and I will be working on improving the landing page with screenshots and examples so you can get a better feel for it.
I didn't know it worked without JS myself :-) I guess it's a side effect you get when rendering on the server using Elixir / Phoenix