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by comis 6y ago
I do really love Zeplin, and I use it at work since my company prefers Sketch over Figma. It's great if you have to use Sketch.
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by comis 6y ago
Most designers use Macs, sure. But just giving a link to product owners, QA, clients, and developers is a whole lot easier than trying to get them to successfully use Zeplin or manually keep track of what static images I've copy/p
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by comis 6y ago
You can use Figma + Zeplin. Maybe have your designer export a design to Zeplin and see if you have the same issues inspecting elements there as well. It's most likely that your designer just has a messy file. I've never had an iss
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by comis 6y ago
I've never used Sketch Runner, but you can search assets in Figma which appears to be 90% of what you're looking for. 1 minute of searching also reveals a plugin called "Figma Walker" which, as the name implies, is an at
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by comis 7y ago
> “Maine's decision to impose unique burdens on ISPs' speech—while ignoring the online and offline businesses that have and use the very same information and for the same and similar purposes as ISPs—represents discrimination b
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by comis 7y ago
In general I feel that developers are very poor clients. Designers are better off finding freelance work or donating time to a non-profit they care about imo.
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by comis 7y ago
I agree, Slack replies are awful. The only chat reply feature I've ever enjoyed was Flowdock's. It doesn't create threads it just connects replies with colors. It's great.
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by comis 7y ago
> Robert Skidelsky wrote that fears of technological unemployment were not so much wrong as premature: “Sooner or later, we will run out of jobs.” You're arguing timeline when that's not what the article is about. A world witho
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by comis 7y ago
Your hypothetical either assumes that machines will never be able to be plumbers/doctors/yoga instructors, OR just takes a snapshot of some point in time between now and the eventual future when machines are superior at all work c
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by comis 7y ago
In 2010 this was a reasonable position. Predicting the current absurdity that is Facebook data collection and sales would have been quite the hot take in 2010.
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by comis 7y ago
Correct, Contentful is a CMS. Question for you though: why would you want product/marketing people feebly attempting to create new pages/layouts with some tool when you could just have a React engineer code up whatever they design
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by comis 7y ago
When I was a kid I remember using Server Side Includes (.shtml) to achieve this. It's how I ran my "blog" before blogs were common. No clue if anybody still does this, but it worked great in 2001.
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by comis 7y ago
Flying on a 737 Max and Driving aren't the only 2 ways to travel long distances.
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by comis 7y ago
haha
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by comis 7y ago
Yea there's plenty of benefits using a truncation library (we're currently using react-lines-ellipsis) over just css truncation. More control over how the truncation happens, callback so you can do more stuff on the condition that
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by comis 7y ago
I could nitpick the authors points, but honestly this article just boils down to "Design tools need more features!" which I generally agree with. We're living in nice times for design tools though - Figma/Sketch are lead
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by comis 8y ago
I was in design until recently, and I too have done my share of "design challenges". They're fine if they're late in the interview process imo. I did interview a couple places that tried to lead with a design challenge (
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by comis 8y ago
It sounds like the vendor is lazy and relatively bad at SEO, but mass-creating blog networks to build backlinks still very much works in 2019 (though its morality is up for debate). Where it sounds like they might be messing up and potentia
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by comis 8y ago
We've got some semi-automated documentation for our React component library. It's broken down into Assemblies, Components, and Elements with each variation having it's own SKU which makes going back and forth from design to d
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by comis 8y ago
Invision is only okay. It's bloated and sluggish with a cramped UI. I think Zeplin and Avocode are both superior products. And that's just if you are required to use Sketch - if you have the freedom to make the swap to Figma you s
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by comis 8y ago
The most confusing thing about the line at Franklin's is you can just order it to go and skip the line entirely. Granted, you have to plan ahead a bit, but who's deciding at the spur of the moment to go eat lunch at Franklin'
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by comis 8y ago
The tool you're looking for is called Figma: http://www.figma.com It's far better than Sketch, imo, and has a free tier.