ui-editor VS core

this is great!. Real time design to developed code Checkout https://github.com/imvetri/ui-editor.

I took a step to solve framework bloatware for web interface. Frameworks are meant to speed up development.

Here is my project https://github.com/imvetri/ui-editor.

It started as a challenge to find single syntax to generate code for all framework, then it scales to low code, and right now at design to code

I have built a design system builder concept that can generate code as well. It's called ui-editor, you can check it out here https://github.com/imvetri/ui-editor.

Design to code will increase productivity and revolutionary bridging gap between designer and developer. I'm writing to you if you think there would be an opportunity to experiment my concept at your organization.

With design system builder concept in place, it can be integrated with a open source collaborative whiteboard project called excalidraw, which can also be used as a prototyping tool.

I add features to it as I get ideas, last year I applied to YC just like that, but didnt get selected.

I'm creator, ideated, maintainer of https://github.com/imvetri/ui-editor. Back then when I started it, I wanted to build a tool to automate my job, I'm a frontend developer and I wanted to build a tool where I shouldn't have to learn framework code, so I somehow solved a major problem in the web industry, it was fun.

Hi there, This was the first time I applied to ycombinator with an idea based on https://github.com/imvetri/ui-editor.

how about developers building a designers tool that generates code? check my hobby project out. https://github.com/imvetri/ui-editor

This is great. I have been building something like it in my free time https://github.com/imvetri/ui-editor and good to see something is out there and open sourced. Web development is going to be fun.

I learned to program on various dBase languages. That Clipper 5 preprocessor was quite the thing! It reminds me of https://research.swtch.com/shmacro but it met a real need, lowering a COBOL-like syntax to a C/Pascal-like one.

(dBase code looks like https://github.com/harbour/core/blob/master/tests/ntx.prg , and https://github.com/harbour/core/blob/master/include/std.ch is an open-source reimplementation of Clipper's preprocessor definitions).

You basically want clipper isn’t it? I just realized there’s an open source version now!

I understand what you say but FPC and Harbour just show that writing portable c code is actually possible...

https://github.com/harbour/core#supported-platforms-and-c-co...

Quick shoutout to xHarbour and Harbour - the open-source, commercially-supported versions of Clipper. https://github.com/harbour/core

The projects are still going strong and many years ago I had ported a huge Clipper project into Harbour and had it working well across a 20 node network with both Clipper and Harbour binaries working simultaneously on the same database.

These days every time I make another web application I wish for the simplicity of xBase. But there is some core truth about application development hidden there that is lost to me now.