I'm testing and absolutely loving Plasmic right now. Sent you a dm
Thanks for the kind words, that's great to hear!
We are in a very fortunate position financially (multiple years of runway), and I am YZ. :) We also have companies big and small relying on Plasmic in production. Lastly, you fully own the code that you generate, and can always eject with clean React.
Re:Figma to React
by andratwiro on Sunday March 28, 2021 @05:14PM
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Agreed on both points, the export is definitely a hackish way of using Framer.
I'll be glad to share the project over DM, feel free to shoot me an email :)
Also, Plasmic looks really interesting, I'm looking forward to try it out.
- There's nothing stopping you from using it in production, but it isn't designed for this. What you create does not even use real layout, does not use normal HTML elements, etc.: see https://www.framer.com/support/using-framer/creating-real-ap....
- Inevitably in any real-world project, various parts of the UI need to be changed/overridden from code. But you cannot iterate on the design once ejected, which is a significant limitation for any product that requires iteration.
For building prototypes, it works great, and it makes user-testing a "happy path" nice and breezy.
That said, would love to see/hear more about the projects you've shipped to production!
(Disclaimer: I work on https://www.plasmic.app.)