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Propstar Pro is out now! Featuring the top 2 requests: 🎨 Custom styles 🪆 Nested instance properties The core functionality is still free, but if you use it often I’d be so thankful if you supported Propstar by unlocking Pro for a one-time fee of $7. figma.com/community/plug…

Huge Propstar rewrite: ⬥ Table now uses grid auto layout. ⬥ Components are now inside the table container, and the table is no longer locked! ⬥ The table is now built one row at a time, handling large components much better. Hope you like it! figma.com/community/plug…

✨Introducing Yescheff.co YesCheff is a web app that helps you learn, cook, and enjoy your favorite recipes through step-by-step cooking guides built from real YouTube content. You can even use your own YouTube links. A small but special project where I brought all my capabilities together, from design (brand & product) to animation, and development. This project came from exploring how Al models parse data into frontend components and the development of generative interfaces. I designed and developed the structure through React components (HTML, CSS, JS) for the frontend and Node.js for the backend. This is a testament of how one could develop digital products in a less frustrating and more flexible way with the use of Al, particularly when it comes to getting the styling and functionality right. Now which foods are you eager to learn? Check it out at yescheff.co #YesCheff #WebApp #AI #Design #FrontendDevelopment #ReactJS #NodeJS #ProductDesign

@igorkonrath vdd

gente q vai embora/migra pq quer, pq ESCOLHEU e aí começa a fazer conteúdo sobre NOSSA COMO MINHA VIDA É DIFÍCIL AQUI LONGE DE CASA, mas cwralho minha filha vc ESCOLHEU. pare de agir como se fosse refugiado de guerra pqp

See you on the other side! bsky.app/profile/gus.so

@eikedrescher stunning!

Introducing Queue, the simplest podcast app out there. I spent the last few months using it as my daily podcast app and polishing the experience so much that I’m ready to share it with the world. (Sound on!) Here’s how it works 1/4 ⬇️

@DanHollick @tailwindcss damn that’s a dream project 🤩

Having a blast working on a tool to create wide gamut color palettes for @tailwindcss v4.

@nathanacurtis We do! We’ve only just launched it last year and we’re due a second pass, but it’s been extremely refreshing to have what is basically a list of exceptions, and a fallback default option for both vertical and horizontal spaces. #semantic-tokens" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">wise.design/foundations/sp…

Does anyone have good examples of semantic spacing scales captured in design tokens? I wrote a post in 2016 with concepts like stacking and inline that seems still the "(very limited) state of the art" in systems like Atlassian. medium.com/eightshapes-ll… atlassian.design/foundations/sp…

It's just over a month until we hit @wshed for @webdevconf on Sep 27th! This year we'll have @DavidDarnes @joshnesbitt @heydonworks @Loftio @RyanHegart100 among others. Can't heckin wait... you got your tickets? webdevconf.com/events/2024/

@zilmer Right!? It started so promising, then it quickly fell out of touch with how I’d want it to behave, and now I don’t care enough to try to teach it and it’s just pestering me.

@disco_lu Occasionally they are used in groups of one, breaking the rule, but we think that’s okay. The documentation does recommend using them as a set, it’s reiterated several times here: wise.design/components/nav…

@gusso Do you ever have a singular option on a page, or is it "these are always more than one"?

Here's another "what would you call it?" game 🎡 What would you call these individual, tappable regions? They: 1) Link out to separate screens 2) The entire region is tappable 3) Can have nested actions within them

@disco_lu Different planets. The select options are so much a part of the parent component that we rarely bring them up. I’ve never seen anyone here having to clarify which option they were talking about. I don’t ultra love the name by the way, but they work well enough.

@gusso Is there any crossover with a <select> "options" here, or are they living in different planets so it doesn't matter?

@mds I’ve worn glasses all my life but never really found ones I truly loved, so I’m very thankful you asked, now I have all of these for next time!

Thanks for all the suggestions. I’m officially overwhelmed with all of the opinions. 🫠

@rogie @workazra @jessicahische My favourite Config talk! Thanks to you both.

One thing I love about working on Config is that @workazra (my beloved events director & friend) lets me invite folks to speak. This year, I got to invite @jessicahische. Her love of excellence and approach as a brand archeologist is infectious.

@gui_gsantos olha esse ano ta pesadito mesmo

Galera, na moral, como q vcs tão conseguindo trampar, ir na academia, arrumar a casa, lavar a roupa, dobrar a roupa, lavar a louça, ver os amigos, assistir série, ler livro, assistir a Euro, assistir a Copa America, ir em date, ir em festa, ir pra praia, estudar alemão… ?

@faaalaWill @hatchconference @DamsTweets VENHA VER! 10% de desconto vale a pena…………

@gusso @hatchconference @DamsTweets Chic demais amigo

Come see me speak at @hatchconference in Berlin! I heard great things about it, and @DamsTweets assured me the coffee is solid. I'll talk about how design tools could learn from developer tools, and share the work I'm doing at Wise to help designers focus on things that matter.

And get 10% off with the code GUSSO10, because it has my name in it. hatchconference.com

@yangyou @rogie @figma HELLO! Would love to join, I built Propstar and @usecontrast for Figma.

it's time: we're hosting a curated dinner during @Figma Config at one of the loveliest rooftop restaurants in SF. decompress & dine with us~ comment below if you're in town. if we don't know each other, share something cool you've shipped on the interwebs

@bernaferrari @rogie Yes, same! I've answered several emails with this screenshot and some explanation, people just don't know to look for this specific badge on that specific location. Bernardo's idea is great, admins approving offline plugins org-wide sounds like it could iron this out.

@rogie what I wish the most is that enterprise people could use without asking their boss to enable. Figma could just enable "offline-only" plugins for these people. Would increase usage on a lot of things, their jobs would be easier.

@rogie hey Rogie, I enabled the Figma flag in my plugin to not connect to internet, but I keep receiving emails asking what is my privacy policy or that they need their boss authorization. You could add a seal in community to "offline-only" plug-ins, say there is no need for