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styleframe.config.ts
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Big win! I’ve improved the performance of UXFront’s particle art renderer on the homepage.
Honestly can’t believe how smooth it is! 🤯
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We've put the Open Components standard behind an MCP server: 11 components and 411 rules so far.
Connect it, and your agent checks your implementation against a component's contract, rule by rule.
Free, no sign-in. We'd love to hear how it goes.
opencomponents.dev/docs/gett…
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Buttons are the most common interactive component. So the Button is Open Component's first component.
We've written the guidelines for one that looks right, works for everyone and can be checked by your agents, with code examples in seven frameworks.
opencomponents.dev/docs/comp…
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I'm starting Open Components, an open standard for UI components that work for people, developers and AI agents.
I've spent 10 years building UI libraries and trying to perfect the components in them. Now I want to share what I've learned 🧵
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For years I've wanted to write truly high-quality UI components, and have everyone get them. Not just React or Vue devs. Everyone.
The problem is that the same components have to be rewritten for every framework, and each rewrite is a chance to compromise.
So I'm building a compiler. 🧵
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Designers, how are you handling design token updates from your dev team right now? Manual edits? A plugin? Pretending it's not a problem?
Tokens should live in code and land in @figma without anyone retyping a hex value.
Forever free → styleframe.dev/figma
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Imagine every pixel on your screen, streamed live directly from a model. No HTML, no layout engine, no code. Just exactly what you want to see.
@eddiejiao_obj, @drewocarr and I built a prototype to see how this could actually work, and set out to make it real. We're calling it Flipbook. (1/5)
