All ideas

Currently, there is a limit of 100 MB per file uploaded. In order to avoid using YouTube or any external service provider as well as to enable our content editors to upload all the files we need, it would be great to increase file size limitation.

It would be very useful to have access to queryParams in the toUrl function when building custom plugins. We are building a plugin that uses personalization that usually we include as queryParams so that users can change their state in the UI to t...

Ability to drag an external image on to the page, or on to an existing image element

URL handling in builder is largely dependant on internal state of the web app. For users that belong to multiple orgs, or frequently edit multiple models it would be very helpful for the current URL to capture that state (the org, the model), and ...

Similar to Gatsby Starter Library Page: https://www.gatsbyjs.com/starters/ Let users a choose a starting template from screenshots of what they're look for Each template gets its own landing page, with its own CLI script to copy/paste https://www....

Right now it's impossible to add a one-off global data model. An example where this could be useful is something like a highlight article. You could create a model that references an article. This model should only have one entry. Right now you co...

Especially in situations where you're dealing with locales that have both country and language like: en-US, es-US, en-CA, fr-CA, en-MX, etc., it could be useful to have an option for default languages set, like: en, es, fr, etc. This way it can ha...

Builder should be able to automatically generate typescript defintions for model. This would greatly increase the DX when using Builder, and could probably done pretty easy. I dont have any code examples currently, but for brevity a builder.get("e...

Currently it only tracks custom components that are being used, would be great to track builder-provided components as well

It'd be really nice if I could quickly/easily expand and collapse all layers at once, especially if I working on a large complex document.