In a nutshell
Webfiles is a software as a service, meaning you don't need to install anything on your computer or need any infrastructure. Webfiles is controlled via browser and runs in the cloud.
With Webfiles you can create, paste or upload web files like HTML, CSS, JSON, XML, and many more, before being able to edit them directly in the browser. Some of the formats you can edit visually. Let us explain why this is a very useful feature down in the use cases section.
Every web file is hosted in the cloud and delivered via a content delivery network. Unique URLs on the Webfiles API make your web files available publicly or privately. That's where the real fun begins!
Use cases
Simple static HTML websites or snippets. Great, when you're able to write HTML and want to showcase an idea quickly. Or having a HTML snippet you'd like to use on multiple other websites.
Maintain external resources. A lot of website builders out there, let you add custom CSS or JavaScript to your website. But they offer a rather uncomfortable way of editing this custom code. Most of the time via a simple text box, which you're not even allowed to resize, without code formatting and code highlighting. Maintain them easily with Webfiles and use the HTML link tag to integrate them as external resources to your websites.
Edit JSON and XML visually. Use JSON or XML web files in your products and control the behaviour or appearance of them products remotely by a click of a button. This feature is epic! What you can do with it:
Change user interfaces
Create your own domain specific language
Maintain static unstructured data
Rapid prototyping
And many more