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zackbrown
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The author's assessment of the "no-code" and "hybrid tools" landscape is either lazy or a joke. Here are a few more: No-code tools for apps & websites: - Webflow - Glide - SquareSpace - Dreamweaver [1
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Storybook for Teams
(storybookforteams.com)
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Between Delphi, C#, and TypeScript the man has already had a storied and impactful career.
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When it comes to winner-takes-all (the bread & butter of VC economics,) it strikes me as dissonant to bet both on no-code and on dev tools. No-code’s winner-takes-all scenario presumes full automation of developers. It’s in the name: no
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7y ago
“REST for design tokens” is alluring because it’d be codebase-agnostic, but it would be incredibly risky & maintenance-intensive. Design tokens evolve. Builds would break when schemas change—or if you hacked around that you’d forfeit th
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7y ago
Beta URLs fixed: https://github.com/diez/diez/pull/7/files
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Thanks so much! Totally understood about the challenges of getting all the right folks to buy in on a large team. I'm here to help. Would you like me to join your presentation by video call for a demo and Q&A? Also happy to swin
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Everything lives publicly on diez.org now. There are a few places we need to update beta.diez.org => diez.org in our codebase & messaging. The beta site existed for our private beta. Thanks for bringing this to our attention. For no
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Hey, I hope so too! Hit us up when you're there :)
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zackbrown
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Here's one from an engineer at McKinsey: https://twitter.com/breakingpixels/status/119648902268574515... Working to gather more!
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Diez is created & maintained by a YC company, Haiku (W18) The Haiku team's mission is to "revolutionize the way teams create software, by unifying design & code." In talking with our users, we recognized a huge unmet
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Show HN: Diez – open-source framework and compiler for design languages
(diez.org)
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MongoDB used the AGPL for years but transitioned to the SSPL when AGPL turned out to offer insufficient protection from being "AWS"d. Mongo's explanation: "[there was] confusion in the marketplace about the trigger and
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Haiku (YC W18) | San Francisco, CA | REMOTE OK | jobs@haikuforteams.com Principal Engineer We're working to revolutionize the way that teams create software: by unifying design & code. See what we make over at haikuforteams.com and
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Haiku (YC W18) | San Francisco, CA or REMOTE | Full-time | https://www.haikuforteams.com Haiku's mission is to revolutionize how teams create software, by unifying design & code. In addition to Haiku Animator, we'
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Try importing `flutter/animation` — footprint goes WAY off the deep end. `animation.ddc.js` is 4.4MB alone (unminified), never mind the rest of the runtime AND userland application code. You can see this in the flutter_web/example
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Has Flutter solved its footprint-bloat problem? The internet is littered with reports of 10-100MB+ .ipa and .apk binaries coming out of simple Flutter apps for iOS + Android. Google states they can't imagine the footprint ever droppin
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Haiku (YC W18) | Senior Engineer, Generalist | REMOTE (Based in San Francisco, CA) Haiku's mission is to "revolutionize software creation by unifying design and code." We're an early-stage but well funded funded team of
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8y ago
How about ‘submit’?
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A thought is a program: teaching concepts to robots
(vicarious.com)
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> in the US, incorporating would give the separate benefit of protecting your personal assets in the case your company was sued Be careful with this advice and consult a lawyer. Incorporating alone does NOT guarantee protection of your p
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> I wonder if it's two fundamentally different kinds of personalities at work. Not two different kinds of personalities, just two different kinds of work. Many people find ways to do both. The minimalist role is better for learning
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Not OP but I live in SF and appreciate food. Best guess would be Lers Ros, though Sai Jai Thai around the corner is more understated and has some solid dishes too (e.g. they offer khao kluk kapi, which is near-impossible to find outside of
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This can already be done today through canvas & webgl, or through clever combinations of DOM + JS + CSS. You can control every pixel that's rendered to the screen through the browser. So why doesn't everyone roll their own?
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Thanks! More platforms are coming soon; we started with a single platform (Mac) so we could launch and iterate. Our animation engine IS a UI engine, and we decided to ship an "interactive animation builder" as its own thing. If yo
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Your quip here ignores the original conversation, which is about "dev tools for designers." You also conflate the "bygone days" of slower connections with the "bygone days" of monolithic rich media binaries&#x
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This has been done before, and it's time for it to happen again. Hailing from 1995, Flash (nee Future Splash) was a dev tool for designers. Design, animate, optionally code, then ship to production on any device. For that connection
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Haiku | Multiple Positions | SF | REMOTE Haiku is the app-building tool that unifies design and code. Think of Haiku as a way to design and code interchangeably to build awesome UI components for any platform. It works with existing design
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Since you like the idea of wiring Sketch designs with logic, but you want a solution created for a UX designer, it sounds like you'd like Haiku. We're in the same YC batch as Pagedraw. https://www.haiku.ai/ Haik
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The first half of this is spot on (the flaws of declarative CSS for interactions) — your last paragraph has some mistakes about Haiku, though. > From the video it looks like Haiku is using a library from AirBnB called Lottie to handle th
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