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Re:Show HN: Diez – open-source framework and compiler for de... by zackbrown on Monday November 18, 2019 @01:27PM (#21566761)
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 need in delivering a consistent visual identity across codebases — while embracing native platforms.

To that end, we spent the last year creating and iterating on Diez: a developer toolkit for expressing design languages in TypeScript, and a cross-platform native compiler targeting native iOS, Android, and Web: with a focus on native-developer ergonomics and scalability.

Now finally today: Diez is open source on GitHub. You can get started at https://diez.org

Any questions? Feedback? Please share!

Re:Show HN: Diez – open-source framework and compiler for de... by louisch on Tuesday November 19, 2019 @01:55AM (#21571121)
The figma integration currently appears to require logging into beta.diez.org, but I cannot find any sign up option anywhere. Is this feature not available yet?
Re:Show HN: Diez – open-source framework and compiler for de... by zackbrown on Tuesday November 19, 2019 @02:39PM (#21577311)
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 now, until we update the urls: you can just manually remove 'beta.';

Re:Show HN: Diez – open-source framework and compiler for de... by zackbrown on Wednesday November 20, 2019 @05:01PM (#21589051)
Re:Show HN: Diez – open-source framework and compiler for de... by giovannibonetti on Monday November 18, 2019 @05:13PM (#21568665)
Awesome product! Do you have any testimonials you can share?
Re:Show HN: Diez – open-source framework and compiler for de... by zackbrown on Monday November 18, 2019 @05:23PM (#21568776)
Here's one from an engineer at McKinsey: https://twitter.com/breakingpixels/status/119648902268574515...

Working to gather more!