All ideas

Similar to Strapi, it would be nice to be able to self-host the data models.

It would be nice to have the ability to do complex relationships, which exist in ORMs, such as: One-to-one One-to-Many Many-to-Many One-Way Many-way Polymorphic Inverse

Currently uiBlocks input type accepts any type of built in and custom components from Builder. I would like it to work the same way as childRequirements for custom components with children where you can define list of components that can be used. ...

This is potentially an edge case, but I just had a need for it arise, so I thought I'd submit it. What I'd like to see is the ability to exclude targeting parameters like URL Path. Example: I have a Section (an Announcement Bar) that I'd like to s...

While Builder automatically redirects links, it would be much more ideal for the native Builder links in both the text component and rich text editor to account for locale. For instance, if you have a url structure of https://mysite.com/usa/en/, t...

Sometimes you dont want to create a new Component or override and existing one, you only want to add some addtional styles to the "Basic Components" for example, you could add a margin-bottom: ... to the "Text Component"

You can use ref.ref inside content JS when using the React SDK to reference the DOM element for the content item, but this feature isn't provided for the other SDKs. This is a very useful feature when you want to manipulate the DOM for just the co...

You can use ref.onStateChange inside content JS when using the React SDK, but this feature isn't provided for the other SDKs. This is an important feature when using content JS inside of complex symbols. For cross-compatibility and functionality, ...

This could be a dealbreaker for us, since we have teams all over the world. Builder is nearly perfect other than this!

It's pretty much all in the title, but it'd be really nice for content that has lots of scheduled updates to be able to easily filter down to just show only the currently active versions of that content. I would think it shouldn't be too hard to a...