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What you have to understand is that Figma has some seriously bad-ass tech under the hood which is what makes their product possible. The reality is, nobody oth
by llamaLord 4y ago
What you have to understand is that Figma has some seriously bad-ass tech under the hood which is what makes their product possible.
The reality is, nobody other than Figma is actually doing the whole “build a native C++ app and then compile it to WASM” thing that Figma does to the same degree, and it’s exactly the tech adobe needs to bring all their existing products to the browser properly.
Adobe isn’t buying Figma, adobe is buying their web rendering engine.
- pjmlp 4y agoAdobe already has Photoshop running on the browser, and many of the WebAssembly improvements were driven by collaboration between them and Google, see Sean Parent talk at CppNorth 2022.
- andrei_says_ 4y agoI think Adobe is also buying Figma’s current, and future, users. Envisioning them as creative cloud subscribers.