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Neonto Sketch — From Sketch to real code for iOS and Android
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@abe_storey Playing with it now - at least for basic stuff, what I've sent to x-code it's working okay. Interested to see how it handles more complex design elements across different screens
@abe_storey Hi there, I'm Pauli, I wrote a large chunk of the code for Neonto Studio. So if you have any questions about the code generation or other features, I'll try my best to answer.
@lucy_guo Sorry that it's not working. "Inf" probably means there was an internal numeric value that went to infinity when it shouldn't. Could you send me the project file and I'll take a look? My email is pauli neonto com
@maxatgetmii thanks for the follow up. I'm going to download soon and try to test more complex interactions
@hegranes Swift is definitely something we'll do eventually! But we probably can't afford to keep the Obj-C backend around too (since we're such a tiny team), so timing the transition is difficult. There's a lot of code to rewrite, and Swift has been a moving target until now... (In a good way, as Apple keeps improving Swift. For example 2.2 came out today and has changes to the core language.) Once it stabilizes, we'll make a plan and commit to it publicly.
Wow. This is a 'mind blown' kinda product for a lot of people out there. The Code Butler service is an interesting one. What sort of products/teams have you found this works most effectively with?
Really cool !! Makes prototyping as easy as learning to use the computer for the first time! No codes, no hassles- I got to try this for myself. I am curious like many others to know how it can handle complexity of the app.
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