johndamaia

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by johndamaia 7y ago
Not completely automated at this stage. Check my last paragraph on my first comment here. As soon we can make it work 100% automatically we will have much more freedom to change our pricing model.
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by johndamaia 7y ago
Most of the website was started with the model. However I was learning along the way, so most pages were fairly changed. Regarding the time for the optimization of the output, we are estimating ~20/30 minutes per page. It could be very
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by johndamaia 7y ago
Great questions. And I also understand your skepticism. You're not the first and don't expect you to be the last :) Trying to answer all your questions: - Our models learnt website's components visually (e.g. what is a navbar
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by johndamaia 7y ago
That's our main goal. To always give you good code. Otherwise this tool doesn't make sense. Hopefully you'll find this code maintainable with close to zero rewrites.
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by johndamaia 7y ago
At this stage we are working hard to solve this simple problem of going from a design file to a front-end boiler plate. No animations or logic. We are looking forward to get as much feedback as possible from our users to understand where to
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by johndamaia 7y ago
Didn't know them. The concept seems the same :)
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by johndamaia 7y ago
Thanks! Happy to share our demo code, would love your feedback. If you think it makes sense, drop me a line at john [@] zecoda.com
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by johndamaia 7y ago
Can't replicate the issue... Can you show me a screen shot?
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by johndamaia 7y ago
Meaning going from front-end code to Sketch, right? Is this something you need?
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by johndamaia 7y ago
Ok, cool. In fact you are right in our price point of $9 per artboard. The only think we need to evaluate is the one-off possibility which I'm sure we can try.
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by johndamaia 7y ago
Thanks so much for your words. Happy to share our demo code, would love your feedback. If you think it makes sense, drop me a line at john [@] zecoda.com
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by johndamaia 7y ago
Yes, one artboard usually correspond to one webpage. How much were you willing to pay? Is this a problem you have every week?
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by johndamaia 7y ago
We are part of its community for years. It's always good to start with tools you master. React is definitely on our roadmap. Are you more of a Vue or React dev?
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by johndamaia 7y ago
Can you please clarify what you mean by "single one"? You'd pay $30/40 for how many pages of one site?
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by johndamaia 7y ago
Let me turn back some questions to you: 1. What's not enough in this current version for you to pay? What would make you be able to pay? 2. Do you have this problem recurrently? i.e. going from design to code.
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by johndamaia 7y ago
Good point. I'll definitely give it for people to try in the next couple weeks.
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by johndamaia 7y ago
Updated. Thanks for the heads up.
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Which page?
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by johndamaia 7y ago
Can you elaborate on what you mean by round-tripping please?
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by johndamaia 7y ago
Will an one-off monthly fee work? Or were you thinking on a per artboard approach?
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by johndamaia 7y ago
Actually my workflow improved drastically after getting the boiler plate to work on the fun stuff (interactivity, animations, etc). I use this tool to get started much faster.
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by johndamaia 7y ago
Founder here. As a front end developer, I turn design files into front-end code regularly. But it's a repetitive and demotivating task. It takes time, lots of meetings and boring back and forth questions. I want to change that. So I tr
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