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Very cool, place well under “feel the AGI” category. As mentioned in the post, making actual apps is a lot more than code, you have to set up the entire environment, deploy it, etc. Automating all of this other infra will allow anyone to quickly build and deploy entire web apps.
Our wonderful intern Emily led design for deployment rollbacks from 0 to 1, she doesn't have a twitter so go blow up her linkedin 😎 linkedin.com/in/emilytxiao/
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My config talk about designing creative programming tools is online! This was a lot of fun to put together and to reflect on the past few years of progress @ReplitDesign. youtube.com/watch?v=tDvz-bgq…
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New work! Spent a good amount of time this year thinking "What if version control didn't compare commit graphs, but rather entire dev environments?" The result is a dev team experience that I find much easier than the local git workflows we're all used to. More coming soon!
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My team @ReplitDesign is hiring! Great opportunity if you're interested in systems and interactions related to AI-assisted development, code editor UX, software team collaboration/version control, cloud services, and more!
jobs.ashbyhq.com/replit/21ea…
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some new words on how we made the ports experience better on @Replit: blog.replit.com/ports
shout-out to the goats @joethomdotcom @szymon_k @cgbrewster
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while working with @abcdinamo on @Replit's new font, i created a tool to help me review kerning pairs. sound on, details in thread.
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ayy I'm talkin' here
Join me at @figma's Config in SF this June to hear about how we design a general-purpose software-creation tool and settle the "should designers code" debate once and for all
we put our designers on stage at @a16z last night to share how you can use @Replit for prototyping. Learn more about the @figma -> @Replit plugin: blog.replit.com/figma-to-rep…
in the meantime, reducing the number of layers in your selection can help. for example if you have deeply nested frames, that will generate a bunch of extra divs that take up space.
another thing you can try is generating one component at a time and pasting them into the repl!
thanks for the report! this is weird.
most likely this is caused by a browser limitation with the length of the generated code. definitely possible that removing a few characters from layer names could reduce the size enough to make it work
will follow up again when it's fixed