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Designers creating mini design tools is my new obsession: - Paper’s liquid metal shader generator - Meng To’s SVG pattern designer - vijay verma’s Figma plugins We’re entering a golden age of designer-built tools. My favorite one in this video: - ˗ˏˋ rogie ˎˊ˗’s Noise & Texture plugin with...

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Tommy Geoco

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Daniel Destefanisvor 1 Jahr

@paper @MengTo @realvjy @rogie Check out mine! You may dig it:

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Tommy Geocovor 1 Jahr

@paper @MengTo @realvjy @rogie Hey this is sick!!

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Sabine VanderLindenvor 1 Jahr

AI isn’t a 'set it and forget it' deal. 🤖 It’s a workflow glow-up. @EY_US gets it: adapting processes is key to unlocking AI’s full power. So, are you transforming your operations—or just hoping for magic? ✨ #AIAdoption #BusinessTransformation #FutureOfWork

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Meng Tovor 1 Jahr

@paper @realvjy @rogie Great video! Thanks for mentioning my SVG tool ❤️

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Tommy Geocovor 1 Jahr

@paper @realvjy @rogie thanks for all the contributions 🫡

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vijay vermavor 1 Jahr

@paper @MengTo @rogie Thanks Tommy for shoutout 🫶

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Tommy Geocovor 1 Jahr

@paper @MengTo @rogie Keep up the sick work dude 🫡

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Mozaicvor 1 Jahr

@paper @MengTo @realvjy @rogie Your videos are my new obsession.

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Tommy Geocovor 1 Jahr

@paper @MengTo @realvjy @rogie Haha I appreciate it man, put a lot into these little thangs

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Ferdivor 1 Jahr

@paper @MengTo @realvjy @rogie Noise & texture is such a gem. Love the video 🔥

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Tommy Geocovor 1 Jahr

@paper @MengTo @realvjy @rogie the update is going to be so fire

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Over the Reality 🌐

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The mindset shift that changed the way I looked at the world: “I’m going to build my own tools” I've automated more daily workflow in the past 12 months than I have my entire career “You can build your own things that other people can use. Once you learn that, you'll never be the same again.” - Steve Jobs "Coding is dead" - Said no one serious The secret wasn’t running away from code No! The opposite. I dove head first into new tools (Cursor, v0, LangSmith, OpenAI, Anthropic, etc.) As the CEO of Cursor puts it, we are entering the golden age of “delight concentration” We can now be creative instead of technical. The friction to building your own tools is literally just a prompt away (Anthropic Artifacts). For custom tools, the barrier to entry is mind-boggling low. Tools like Cursor, v0, shadcn, LangChain and Vercel allow you to build, deploy and share what matters to YOU faster than ever It’s no longer skill level that's holding you back, it’s just your desire to take a step forward
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The mindset shift that changed the way I looked at the world: “I’m going to build my own tools” I've automated more daily workflow in the past 12 months than I have my entire career “You can build your own things that other people can use. Once you learn that, you'll never be the same again.” - Steve Jobs "Coding is dead" - Said no one serious The secret wasn’t running away from code No! The opposite. I dove head first into new tools (Cursor, v0, LangSmith, OpenAI, Anthropic, etc.) As the CEO of Cursor puts it, we are entering the golden age of “delight concentration” We can now be creative instead of technical. The friction to building your own tools is literally just a prompt away (Anthropic Artifacts). For custom tools, the barrier to entry is mind-boggling low. Tools like Cursor, v0, shadcn, LangChain and Vercel allow you to build, deploy and share what matters to YOU faster than ever It’s no longer skill level that's holding you back, it’s just your desire to take a step forward

Greg Kamradt

117,317 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

I'm so tired of designers thinking AI won't replace them. What we watched with vs Brett wasn’t a win for designers. Let’s take a moment to think about this. A year ago, the idea of an AI going head-to-head with a professional designer would’ve been laughable. Then it happened. And the odds were real. Brett the DJ said it himself — he was shaking on the call. He won, but it wasn’t a blowout by any means. Then he went on a victory parade, talking about how AI will never reach his god-like levels. But let’s be clear: We’re in the iPhone 1 days right now. AI is going to get exponentially better. And Brett? He’s already stagnated — if not declining — as he inches closer to retirement. What we’ll likely see (and are already seeing) is the merge of designer and engineer into one role: The design engineer. > Someone with taste. > Knows how to prompt. > Has baseline technical skills. > And can build/design directly in AI-native tools. Figma should be worried. And I think they know it. The traditional “design phase” is becoming obsolete. Why mock things up when you can run live experiments faster in dev?
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I'm so tired of designers thinking AI won't replace them. What we watched with vs Brett wasn’t a win for designers. Let’s take a moment to think about this. A year ago, the idea of an AI going head-to-head with a professional designer would’ve been laughable. Then it happened. And the odds were real. Brett the DJ said it himself — he was shaking on the call. He won, but it wasn’t a blowout by any means. Then he went on a victory parade, talking about how AI will never reach his god-like levels. But let’s be clear: We’re in the iPhone 1 days right now. AI is going to get exponentially better. And Brett? He’s already stagnated — if not declining — as he inches closer to retirement. What we’ll likely see (and are already seeing) is the merge of designer and engineer into one role: The design engineer. > Someone with taste. > Knows how to prompt. > Has baseline technical skills. > And can build/design directly in AI-native tools. Figma should be worried. And I think they know it. The traditional “design phase” is becoming obsolete. Why mock things up when you can run live experiments faster in dev?

Jacob Klug

64,921 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

•New this week: Canvas in AI Mode gives you a dynamic space to organize your plans and projects over time, and now it’s available to everyone in the US! Plus, we’re adding support for coding & creative writing tasks, so you can bring even more ideas to life with custom dashboards or interactive tools. My current favorite use case: planning summer camps for my kids in SF. It’s a logistical nightmare 😅 but this year Canvas made life a little easier. I built my personal summer camp app directly in Google Search - from a single prompt to working prototype in just seconds!
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•New this week: Canvas in AI Mode gives you a dynamic space to organize your plans and projects over time, and now it’s available to everyone in the US! Plus, we’re adding support for coding & creative writing tasks, so you can bring even more ideas to life with custom dashboards or interactive tools. My current favorite use case: planning summer camps for my kids in SF. It’s a logistical nightmare 😅 but this year Canvas made life a little easier. I built my personal summer camp app directly in Google Search - from a single prompt to working prototype in just seconds!

Rose Yao

35,118 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten