Hey, they 'stole' my ideas from 2017. Perhaps inspired, or it just made sense to think about: I wrote a couple of articles about better UX tools, went into a p

Hey, they 'stole' my ideas from 2017. Perhaps inspired, or it just made sense to think about: I wrote a couple of articles about better UX tools, went into a protype for text command based wireframing: https://medium.com/proof-of-concept/creating-a-true-ux-tool-2-speed-9e68d0b2740 https://medium.com/proof-of-concept/creating-a-true-ux-tool-... The other articles [1] go more into this, but it includes ideas about auto-generating flow-charts, easily export your UX source code, generate working front-end, etc. I once presented this to ~30 UX designers, and they liked the general idea of a more holistic UX tool that does not take the wireframe as the central piece, but the project as a whole. But when I started showing text-commands as a prototype to show how different interfaces could be built for ux source code, I got nothing but blank stares.. haha, they did not want to look at text representing elements. So while I agree with Sketch that there is value in UX source code, and the tools they have created seem great. I hope they integrate it in their other tools, so you can output the same source code via a GUI. And then someone could write a script that converts my UX source code, from my mobile wireframing app TinyUX [2] with theirs :D. [1] First article of series: "A True UX tool" https://medium.com/@JuliusHuijnk/a-true-ux-tool-9e892b0dc1a5 https://medium.com/@JuliusHuijnk/a-true-ux-tool-9e892b0dc1a5) [2] Wireframing on your phone by tapping icons. Hope to grow that into a more refined and 'holistic' UX tool: https://tinyux.app https://tinyux.app