Jesus Manuel Olivas, Co-Founder and CEO at Octahedroid, announced the initial release of two significant Drupal modules—Visual Editor and Decoupled Preview Iframe. These modules mark a significant development in the Drupal community, designed to enhance the editing experience and integration capabilities for developers using various front-end technologies such as Remix, Next.js, Astro, and Nuxt. The release represents a pivotal moment for Octahedroid, reflecting their commitment to leading innovation in the headless CMS sector, drawing inspiration from established platforms like Sanity and Storyblok.

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"This update isn't just any old patch; it's the fruit of our labor, packed with the game-changing ability to edit the full node from the off_canvas."

noted Jesus Manuel Olivas on LinkedIn.

The Visual Editor module introduces a robust way to edit entire nodes directly from the off_canvas, streamlining the editing process and increasing user efficiency. Meanwhile, the Decoupled Preview Iframe module allows for a seamless preview of changes, a critical component for modern web development environments.

Jesus has shared preliminary screenshots of the modules, offering the community a glimpse into the functionalities being developed. Further enhancements and detailed demonstrations, including videos, blog posts, and code repositories, are expected to follow. These resources aim to facilitate the adoption and utilization of the new modules, promising to push the boundaries of content management technology.

Developers and Drupal enthusiasts are encouraged to explore these new tools by visiting the Drupal project pages and Octahedroid’s GitHub repository to download and trial the modules. These developments signal Octahedroid’s ongoing commitment to enhancing Drupal’s capabilities and ensuring relevancy. Read Jesus' full post here.