This is really promising for bridging UI/UX and programming.
The paradigm seems right to this javascript dinosaur.
Hopefully some day it can work like Visual Studio Design View where a non UI/UX programmer can produce a quick mockup and have it actually work without worrying about knowing intricacies of XAML.
Interesting bug/glitch: Just by clicking a few controls in MainScreen, the generated mainscreen.js code produced really deep nesting divs.
This is really promising for bridging UI/UX and programming.
The paradigm seems right to this javascript dinosaur.
Hopefully some day it can work like Visual Studio Design View where a non UI/UX programmer can produce a quick mockup and have it actually work without worrying about knowing intricacies of XAML.
Interesting bug/glitch: Just by clicking a few controls in MainScreen, the generated mainscreen.js code produced really deep nesting divs.
We are talking about divs like this:
<div className="mainscreen-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0">
when nothing really had changed on the screen.