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In the MVP, we don't support multiple screens per project yet, but we'll be adding that. For now, we recommend creating one project per screen.

If you want to create another screen by modifying an existing screen, you can duplicate the project. There is a duplicate action if you click the name of the project with the project open, or by right clicking the name of the project from the project list. You can also copy and paste between projects.

In the MVP, only the Chakra UI-based design system we provide is available, so you can't import additional components at the moment.

However, we're working on enabling additional design systems. We'll provide the integration for some of those (Material Design is next, but we can look into what it would take to support the premium Tailwind UI components). It will also be possible to integrate your own custom design system. We'll have more to share on this soon.

Thanks for the feedback. There is currently no import of wireframes from other design tools, but it's an interesting idea and we'll look into it!

Noya co-founder here. Sorry for the disappointing experience. Thank you for giving it a try and for sharing your feedback. It is very much appreciated and your experience helps us figure out where we have to improve.

We will definitely add examples and better onboarding content. Since we are creating a tool experience that's different than what's already out there, the responsibility is ours to provide the resources necessary to become productive with it.

Noya co-founder here. Thanks for the feedback. We'll definitely take this into consideration when adding additional design systems/component libraries and expanding the export options.

Noya co-founder here. Thanks for giving it a try and sorry about the refreshing problem. We're aware of an issue with Firefox and also the app refreshing unexpectedly in general. Working on a fix for this, aiming for within the next day.

Noya co-founder here. Thank you for the feedback. You’re right, we should provide more information about the code we generate and we’ll work on that.

We generate a simple React app with two files (App.tsx and package.json). It imports the component library (currently Chakra UI) and provides basic code for what you designed in Noya. The code can be used as a starting point or as a reference for adding your design to an existing React app.

Noya co-founder here. Thanks! We are using Slate.

If you're looking for an all-in-one development environment, my team is building an IDE specifically for React Native. It's free and open source.

Deco IDE

https://www.decosoftware.com/

https://github.com/decosoftware/deco-ide

We are open to moving to Discord. We used Slack during our private beta and so this is a continuation of that Slack channel.

Yes, for sure, a lot of the awesomeness is built into React Native. That's why we love it. Some developers will prefer an IDE, some will prefer the workflow you mentioned, and some will make their own. :)

We 100% plan to support Android.

Though the current beta builds are for OS X, we built Deco with Windows and Linux in mind. So keep an eye out for those!

Yes, we will be applying our automagic to this in the near future. :)

We built Deco to be cross platform so we will be able to support Linux in the future. Currently OS X only.

Currently OS X only, but we built it to be cross platform so keep an eye out for Windows version.

Yep, that's right.

For the beta, we currently have our own registry, but we are looking into ways to integrate with others.

Absolutely! Everyone has their own preferred style for the new ES6 syntax, and we want to support it all.

The IDE will always be free for developers. We may add premium services in the future.

We are adding users to the beta in batches as quickly as the team can support. We're working very closely with our beta group.

We figured it out and it should work on Firefox now. Thanks for reporting the issue! :)

Please send me an email at [email protected] and I'll look into it. We're having trouble reproducing the issue in Firefox. Thanks!

We're focusing on mobile right now with no immediate plans for web.

When I shared my link on Facebook, it wouldn't show a thumbnail with the HTTPS URL but I changed it to an HTTP URL and it appeared. The thumbnail/preview is very attractive and I think it'll help get people to click. :)

You can run mongoimport locally and specify your DotCloud MongoDB service as the remote host. You could also SSH to your MongoDB service (run "dotcloud ssh <namespace.deployment>") and do the same.