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"Companies spend $30,000 and several weeks to get designs like this"
Yes. Because being a first or early mover is expensive. You commoditizing their style after they've put in all the brain work to create or build it isn't the same thing.
Also, isn't the point of design engineering to be capable of coming up with relatively original and innovative UI?
It saddens me nobody builds similar libraries for Angular.
Another JS UI, yay! How about we get some UI libraries for native built apps?
I very much dislike the tweet that OP uses on the Magic UI site that's directed at Linear: "Companies spend $30,000 and several weeks to get designs like this" Yes. Because being a first or early mover is expensive. You commoditizing their style after they've put in all the brain work to create or build it isn't the same thing. Also, isn't the point of design engineering to be capable of coming up with relatively ori…
It's just passing JS properties to the `linear-gradient()` css function which is already well documented on MDN. I can't see what value Magic UI is providing there ... https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/gradient/li...
It saddens me nobody builds similar libraries for Angular.
Yeah, for better or worse, the era of framework diversity is over. The industry has almost 100% converged on React.
Highly anticipating State of JS 2023 data though...
[1] https://2022.stateofjs.com/en-US/libraries/front-end-framewo...
I very much dislike the tweet that OP uses on the Magic UI site that's directed at Linear: "Companies spend $30,000 and several weeks to get designs like this" Yes. Because being a first or early mover is expensive. You commoditizing their style after they've put in all the brain work to create or build it isn't the same thing. Also, isn't the point of design engineering to be capable of coming up with relatively ori…
Wow, honestly, I never visited Linear landing but after doing so I see how they copied a lot of ideas / components from them.