Nice work! Whilst I do love the hands-on approach of something like Style Dictionary, I can see the value prop here. Especially with design system standards semi-converging (in the wild at least).
Any plans on supporting native platforms in the future (sorry if I missed it in the docs)?
FYI, https://app.mirrorful.com/ on Chrome/iOS Mobile has several z-index and overflow issues.
Whats the benefit of this over something like docz or storybook? Which are also agnostic to framework?
Interesting. Given the "design tokens" aspect, would it be possible for a non frontend/non Javascript developer to use this to design components that could be imported and used with PyScript?
The demo video you have is really well put together. The language is great, it has good pacing & touches all the right points. I really liked the tone & attitude of the person recording it. It's MVP'd in a way that it's not over produced, but uses simple tools to achieve a high quality regardless. Well done!
I don't get how this works. Do the files that are imported have css rules defined? Am I supposed to then use those classes in my app? What about apps that not greenfield, do I need to replace all my classes with the ones that mirrorful exports?
Also is there an integration with bootstrap, and if so how would that work?
Congrats on the progress! Generative AI is all the hype now and there's a few startups exploring using AI to generate front-end code. Is this on your roadmap as well?
Looks interesting, but I'm looking into Flutter right now, so I guess this is not for me yet.
Congrats on launch! Do you have any plans for Figma integration in your roadmap?
congrats on the launch!
Interesting. Two questions
1. How does this compare/relate to https://backlight.dev/?
2. How does a designer work with this? Is it meant to be used by developers only? Where does this fit in the Figma --> Code workflow?