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my first thought when I saw Figma's sidebar showing component code was, "I really hope they add a way for devs to write the code that's displayed there" — and today they launched that functionality! watch Jake give us a whirlwind tour of how it works

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Фото профиля Eduardo Pereira
Eduardo Pereira2 лет назад

@figma @rodrigowillrich @demarchicarla

Фото профиля Hasan Mangrio
Hasan Mangrio2 лет назад

@figma Super cool. Do changes to the component in Figma get pushed over automatically?

Фото профиля emmett naughton
emmett naughton2 лет назад

@figma Feels like cheating.

Фото профиля Alex Page
Alex Page2 лет назад

@figma Nice. Button.figma.tsx 👀

Фото профиля Alexandra Spalato
Alexandra Spalato2 лет назад

@figma I loooove that!!! 😍

Фото профиля Anonymous Coward
Anonymous Coward2 лет назад

@figma So, Figma reinvented Storybook - but worse.

Фото профиля Arek Chatys
Arek Chatys2 лет назад

@figma He said "It's very cool🥹"

Фото профиля Robin Schreiner
Robin Schreiner2 лет назад

@figma There is a react dropdown in figma, I really hope @figma adds angular support to code connect.

Фото профиля Gerhard
Gerhard2 лет назад

@figma he looks like oliver tree

Фото профиля Burton Smith
Burton Smith2 лет назад

@figma Could we use this feature with #webcomponents?

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