Igor Lanko

Congrats on the launch, Eli! I think this is such a great start for people who are serious about making the thing they build actually work. So that it lands somewhere beyond just the code. Makes you think about your product, its features from a perspective of the customer, outside of your own imagined world with who and how will use it. It helps narrow down to the specifics. And the best...

While I love the idea and how easy it is to get past through all the complex stuff with passing the data and connecting APIs, I think you guys are misleading the audience a little bit here. You keep saying “App store deployment” and “Deploy instantly to app stores”, but you're not actually bridging the Apple or Google Developer experience publishing the app to their stores. What you're...

Hands down one of the most thought through reading apps out there. I’ve been a lucky beta tester of this for a while—and it’s finally released! My Tinder for all the reads ;-)

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Why not publish it to the Chrome Store? Is such a thing not allowed?

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Bravo! While this tool with the Figma plugin by itself is already extremely useful, I think another nice thing to have would be ability to export css/sass color variables! Something like this plugin generates, for example https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/742750636238601912/CSSGen. But again, it's just a nice thing to have. Thank you!

Hey! This looks awesome, congrats on the launch! Few questions though: — In your video, you show Vue.js logo, but on your website, you only mention React. Is Vue still WIP? — You're marketing the product as "Transform Sketch/Figma/XD to React code.", but it seems a little odd to me that the possibility to actually export some code and view the components is only possible on the highest-tier...

That's awesome! Have you considered making an app for that? Say, an app that would give you the task once a day/week? An app could have unlimited tasks, randomized for each user too. Plus it can have some interaction with social media like "Look at what Life Deck is making me do this week!".

Oh man, English is not my mother tongue, I had no idea somebody may dislike phrases like “I hope you’re doing well...”. I genuinely used it to be friendly. I guess it makes sense if I think of something similar in Russian though! Thanks for bringing this up!)

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There're tons of platforms where clients look for professionals and vice versa, but I think you guys are making perfect accent on a different approach to hand-pick those. Also super cool that you're listing professionals that were suggested to you directly. Glad to find it and excited to try it out! We've just started our small agency for startups and looking for clients. So we've applied...

Reading through comments people are moving from such serious positions I'm starting to feel like I didn't risk anything at all, haha. I used to be a leading Product Designer in a music software company in LA. I left to start my digital studio for startups, but also to finally implement some product ideas I have been thinking of for years. Good luck everyone! Great to be part of such community.