UI code was always meant to be edited visually at 60 FPS on a canvas in a code-native design tool.

Agreed.

ooh, what's this from? or for?

@Peter Saxton This is from work we're doing at Henosia - https://www.henosia.com/

@Jim Meyer wow this looks very cool. I notice that your building with Stacks/Columns not div/paragraphs. Does Henosia define that component library or could you use any?

@Jim Meyer small bit of feedback on the landing page, I got all backwards with the "without" section before "with" and the benefits / drawbacks. I thought the first "without" was what the site was advocating for. It might be helpful to reorg the pains / benefits, or call it out better.

@Peter Saxton Thanks 🙂 You can use any React-based component library that's written in TypeScript. The reason for typescript is that we use the type info for the props to show the property controls on the right. We're also planning to provide project templates for popular libraries such as material design. The gif above uses MUI and is me changing the spacing of their Stack component.