Has Webflow been integrated with Github or gitlab for collaboration with developers on code?

Yes, Webflow has integrated with GitHub and GitLab to facilitate collaboration with developers on code. This integration allows developers to streamline their workflow and work seamlessly with the design and development teams using Webflow. Here's how the integration works:

1. Version Control: With the GitHub or GitLab integration, you can version control your Webflow projects. This means that every change made to your project is tracked, allowing you to roll back to previous versions if needed and collaborate with your team effectively.

2. Code Export: Webflow allows you to export your project's code, which includes HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. By integrating with GitHub or GitLab, you can directly push these exported code files to your repository, making it easy for developers to access and work on the project.

3. Collaboration: As changes are made and pushed to your GitHub or GitLab repository, developers can pull the latest code from the repository and make their modifications. This enables a seamless collaboration between designers and developers since changes can be made independently, and merged through pull requests.

4. Automated Deployment: With the right setup, you can automate the deployment process to make the changes in your codebase reflect directly on your live Webflow website. For example, using services like Netlify, you can connect your repository to your Webflow project and trigger automatic deployments whenever changes are pushed to your repository.

5. Continuous Integration: If you want to take collaboration a step further, you can set up continuous integration (CI) with services like CircleCI, Travis CI, or Jenkins. This allows you to automate tasks such as running tests, linting code, and more, reducing manual effort and ensuring code quality.

By integrating Webflow with GitHub or GitLab, you can streamline collaboration between designers and developers, maintain version control, and automate deployment processes. This helps create a more efficient and effective workflow for your team, resulting in faster development cycles and improved overall productivity.