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Click on any React component in the browser to open its code in your code editor.
Locator is an open-source browser extension that speeds up your daily React development.
locatorjs.com/
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🧵 @locatorjs by @_MichaelMusil
New Chrome/Firefox extensions to easily open React components in your IDE
Click on the UI element => reveal source in VS Code
locatorjs.com/
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Introducing LocatorJS Chrome Extension dev.to/michael_vp/introducin…
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Just released 💅 styled-components support. Now I can go either to the usage or to the definition.
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Introducing LocatorJS
A plugin for React dev-stacks that allows you to click through from your "localhost" to your editor.
github.com/infi-pc/locatorjs
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Fae.dev has been added to ggoood.pory.app/ 👉 Create REACT components with no-code by importing from Figma. Fae is the only design-to-code tool th… 👉 @FaeEditor.
#resources #tools #GraphicDesign #code #NoCode
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Excited about Fae's Figma plugin. Sync Figma → Fae → Figma+React. Single source of truth. Full support of React props, hooks, and APIs. 🚀
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Replying to @_MichaelMusil
This might be an important shift in prototyping web apps. D&D components and tweaking properties instead of writing code from scratch.
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How to create a to-do list app in 4 minutes.
This is one of the three medium-level tutorials we are going to include in @FaeEditor beta.
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The idea behind the design tools is mostly to support creating design systems. If we can create design systems in @FaeEditor, it would be good to be able to use them in design tools as well as in real applications.











