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Agreed! I always come to this conclusion as well. A product that I've been keeping an eye on is Subform [1]. Apart from Flash-esque design tools, it includes m
by emmanueloga_ 8y ago
Agreed! I always come to this conclusion as well.
A product that I've been keeping an eye on is Subform [1]. Apart from Flash-esque design tools, it includes more or less "novel" ways of defining the layout of the app. I think the layout tools set this product apart form similar offers. One of the main developers has a talk about the philosophy behind the UI of this app [2].
The same team is working on an app to use state machines to define UI interactions, which is also super interesting [3].
1: https://subformapp.com/ https://subformapp.com/
2: https://www.deconstructconf.com/2017/kevin-lynagh-choosing-features https://www.deconstructconf.com/2017/kevin-lynagh-choosing-f...
3: https://sketch.systems/ https://sketch.systems/.
- phenotype 8y agothese are really nice looking tools.
- mygo 8y ago> A product that I've been keeping an eye on is Subform Dude, hate to be the bearer of bad news, but subform shut down, during beta. I also was keeping track of it and hoping it would launch. sketch.systems is created by the same people though, and sketch.systems is pretty much their pivot. not quite the same thing but it seems to be receiving a better response in the market.
- emmanueloga_ 8y agoIs that so! Such a pity, this product looked really promising! I just saw that they haven't updated the blog since March or so, but I wasn't sure since their forum is invite only. Did they announce this somewhere? Perhaps they are taking a break from subform to work on sketch.systems.
- mygo 8y ago> I wasn't sure since their forum is invite only. Did they announce this somewhere? They announced it on their invite only forum. > Perhaps they are taking a break from subform to work on sketch.systems. That’s exactly what they’re doing, except for it being a break.