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It can. But things will all be absolutely positioned. The intent is to generate pieces of html and css that fit into your dev environment. The code generation i
by mrbogle 14y ago
It can. But things will all be absolutely positioned. The intent is to generate pieces of html and css that fit into your dev environment. The code generation is still very much in-flux, but from what we're seeing, programmers dont want the entire thing generated.
- pirer 14y ago>programmers dont want the entire thing generated. Those who don't program would love it.
- pygorex 14y agobut from what we're seeing, programmers dont want the entire thing generated Actually for developers like myself there's several use cases where having access to the complete generated source would be awesome: 1. Separate the positioning/layout styles and the color/font/design styles into separate CSS files. That way I can include all the designs created with Easel easily instead of copy/paste one at a time for each element generated. 2. For showing a mockup to a client or knocking out quick interface for a side project using absolute positioning can be acceptable.
- dagingaa 14y agoAye, an export function that generates e.g. less-files much the way bootstrap has organized their imports would be killer for this app. It would make it dead simple to prototype buttons or sections of a page, and easily include them in your build process down the line. Having variables separated would also be a plus.