Hi! I was wondering whether it’s feasible to build a plugin marketplace inside a workplace app.
We’re building a web platform for an industry where teams manage and work on projects. It made me think: could we design our own SDK and ship a “plugin builder” so third-party developers can create plugins that extend the tools available within each project?
Has anyone done something like this before? I’m mainly curious about what architecture and trade-offs people ran into.
I’m creating something similar, an AI to generate and edit plugins in Bubble.
The biggest difficulty is integrating with Bubble behind the scenes. In addition, you also need to understand how Bubble’s structure works, but anything is possible, hehe.
I want to launch the beta version of this app in a few days. I think a lot of people will like it.
The only thing I have done similar to this is to allow someone to use an html builder to customize a page. I have also built an app which allows users to build their own workflows. But the workflows need to be built in so they have them as an option. I would be curious to see if someone else had an idea about this though. 
Nice! but i was thinking more about plugins for your own app, like if you created a bubble.io inside bubbe.io
But for that if you need some beta testers i use google ai studio a looot to launch complete products
uuuuhhh, that sound interesting too. This and the other user are the kind of project that really push bubble to some extreme limits hahaha
