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  • Webflow launches Enterprise Winter Release 2025 with custom roles and audit log API for enhanced security and governance

  • Framer introduced the Gallery Field in the Framer CMS - enabling ou to include multiple images in a single field

  • Localazy introduces new Webflow integration for seamless website localization

Community Spotlight: Schedule Website Publishing

Manuel is back with another product, this time a Webflow app that allows you to schedule your website publishing times.

Here’s how it works:

1. Set a timer

2. Schedule the publish

3. Close your browser – no worries! It will publish the site to your domains when the time comes.

Checkout the original reddit post here to join the discussion and let him know what you think.

Framer CMS Galleries

The new Gallery field type in Framer CMS revolutionizes image management by allowing multiple images in a single field. This consolidates what previously required separate image fields into one streamlined interface, significantly cleaning up your CMS detail view and simplifying content management.

Key features:

• Upload via drag & drop or select multiple files

• Import directly from Unsplash, Lummi, Visual Electric, and other plugins

• Access through Insert Panel under Fields category

• Automatic grid layout with customization options

• Convert to reusable components for consistent usage

• Simplified batch image handling and organization

Coming soon: Integration with Slideshow, Carousel, and Ticker components.

Webflow Boosts Enterprise Security and Team Management

Webflow has released two major features for Enterprise customers, making team management and security monitoring more robust.

What's New:

• Custom Roles - Available now for Enterprise users and Partners

• Create specific permission sets for team members

• Control who can publish to production

• Manage design system access rights

• Set up roles that match your team structure

• Audit Log API (Coming Soon - Beta)

• Track important user events

• Monitor login activity

• Follow permission changes

• Watch workspace membership updates

• Works with existing SIEM tools

Why It Matters: For large teams and agencies, these updates solve two common problems. The custom roles feature helps prevent accidental changes by giving each team member exactly the access they need. The audit log API helps security teams track user activity and meet compliance requirements by connecting with their existing tools.

Pro Tip: Start planning your role structure now. List out your team's responsibilities and create roles that match your workflows. This will make the transition smoother when you implement custom roles.

You can learn more about these changes here.

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What are no-code stacks?

What is a No-Code Stack? A no-code stack combines different platforms and services that work together to create applications without extensive coding. Think of it as building blocks that connect to form a complete system.

Why No-Code Stacks Matter

• They enable rapid application building by connecting pre-built services

• Provide access to specialized tools that continuously improve

• Reduce maintenance workload since third-party services handle updates

• Allow flexibility through various integrations and plugins

Core Layers of a No-Code Stack

1. Database Layer

   • Purpose: Stores and manages essential data

   • Popular tools: Airtable, Google Sheets

   • Best for: Customer information, product details, content management

2. Back-end Layer

   • Purpose: Handles data processing, searching, and filtering

   • Notable platform: Xano

   • Key benefit: Manages the logic behind your application

3. Front-end Layer

   • Purpose: Creates the user interface

   • Tools: Webflow, Bubble, Glide

   • Focus: User interaction and visual design

4. SaaS Integration Layer

   • Purpose: Connects external services

   • Examples: Shopify, PayPal, Gmail, Zoom

   • Integration tools: Zapier, Make, IFTTT

Popular Platform Breakdown

Website Builders

• Webflow

  • Strengths: Design flexibility, content management

  • Learning curve: 3-6 months

  • Best for: High-end websites with complex needs

• Card

  • Strengths: Simple, intuitive interface

  • Learning curve: Beginner-friendly

  • Best for: Landing pages and basic websites

• Framer

  • Strengths: AI builder, animation capabilities

  • Learning curve: 2-4 weeks

  • Best for: Rapid prototyping and design-focused projects

App Builders

• Bubble

  • Strengths: All-in-one solution, extensive plugins

  • Learning curve: 3-6 months

  • Best for: Complex web applications

• Softr

  • Strengths: Intuitive, quick setup

  • Best for: Portals, CRMs, directories

  • Ideal for: Beginners seeking quick results

Mobile Development

• Adalo

  • Strengths: Pre-created components, live preview

  • Best for: Mobile app development

  • Feature: Drag-and-drop interface

• Flutter Flow

  • Strengths: Deep logic capabilities

  • Best for: Complex mobile applications

  • Notable: More advanced interface

Automation Tools

Zapier

• Strengths: Easy to use, extensive integrations

• Consideration: Higher pricing

• Best for: Simple to complex automations

Make

• Strengths: Cost-effective

• Learning curve: Moderate

• Best for: Budget-conscious users

Pro Tips:

1. Start with the WAMZ stack (Webflow, Airtable, Make/Zapier) for basic projects

2. Consider your scaling needs when choosing a backend solution

3. Account for learning curves in your project timeline

4. Test integrations before committing to a full stack

Webflow's Enterprise release brings much-needed security features for larger teams, while Framer's new Gallery Field points to growing sophistication in content management capabilities. These developments show how no-code tools are meeting the demands of both enterprise users and creative professionals.

For teams looking to build their first no-code stack, the key is starting simple and expanding based on real needs. Whether you're creating websites with Webflow, building apps with Bubble, or connecting services through Make or Zapier, today's no-code landscape offers more possibilities than ever. Keep an eye on our upcoming issues as we continue to bring you the latest tools, tips, and techniques to help you create without code.