PHILADELPHIA — In a development industry analysts are cautiously calling "a page," the tfi001 team announced today that it has put content on a website. Using Layout Builder, editors can now drag a box into a column, and then, in a move one engineer described as "frankly unprecedented," drag it back.
The achievement took 29 commits, six custom modules, one Selenium container and a design document longer than most novellas. Sources confirm the page loads.
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"When we set out to build a page, people told us it couldn't be done. Those people were wrong, and also, mostly, they did not say that. Today we stand on the shoulders of layout_twocol_section and look boldly toward layout_threecol_section.
I want to personally thank the iframe modal, without which our forms would have opened in a tray, like animals."
— The Stakeholder, who has asked if it can be "more pop"
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