This is an existential matter for a website. After you’ve spent thousands of hours on your sites, the more there is to lose on everything that puts it together. And in case something happens to a part of it (Wix Forum flashbacks) or to all of it, how can a Wix builder be best prepared/what are systems & best practices to ensure EVERYTHING is saved & can be rebuilt with minimal time & effort wasted?
As the site expands, so does this concern; that I have pretty much nothing, no independant backup with myself of all I’ve built & data of large complex sites. It’s all only with Wix. If anything were to happen to Wix/my data in Wix, so will go years of all my work, time, effort & money. After all that’s gone in to these sites, I can’t imagine what I’d do if something like this happens so being as much prepared is essential. On this matter, surely Wix understands its great responsibility to its users.
By everything I mean images/wireframes of each page, with all elements, their sizes, positions, layering, layouts, settings, text, tags, seo, datasets & their settings, filters, a page’s logic, connections & mechanisms, custom code, all such things in apps & cms data & broader architecture
Goal: Basically a comprehensive blueprint of how the entire site looks & works. An independent backup of as much as possible at a granular level.
Q: 1) For traditional devs building sites without web builders, is this done with Github? What’s this topic called? What are some sources to know about this & systems used for this?
2) Are there robust solutions within Wix for this? Or does Wix Studio have things?
3) 3rd party solutions for this?
