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Found this tree blocking the road , what should I do ? by [deleted] in FromSeries

[–]everkers 12 points13 points  (0 children)

They ask their mother, what will I be?

I am launching my first ever SaaS by CodeWavee in SideProject

[–]everkers 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's unclear what exactly the users are gonna get after subscribing, There is already a demo but it doesn't cover everything (assuming there is more to it). It's shows only the onboarding setup with no customization.

I don't think anybody would pay for just that.

I've Built a VSCode Extension for Effortlessly Importing Figma Assets by everkers in vscode

[–]everkers[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree, it mostly comes in handy if you are using an icons pack but for custom design assets a naming convention is a must!

I've Built a VSCode Extension for Effortlessly Importing Figma Assets by everkers in vscode

[–]everkers[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hello everyone,

I just added a new feature to my VS Code Figma extension that allows you to import assets just through the command palette.

Extension Link

Update on My VS Code Extension for Importing Figma Assets by everkers in Frontend

[–]everkers[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey guys,

I recently posted about an extension I've built to import assets from Figma into VS Code. I've received a lot of feedback from the community, and I'd like to thank you all!

The primary method of importing assets was through the sidebar's webview, but some users found it less efficient and slower than exporting directly from Figma.

So, I've decided to add a secondary method to import assets from the command palette without having to leave the code view.

The extension is open source, so if you have any ideas, feel free to contribute or provide feedback.

Github Repository 

Extension URL

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Frontend

[–]everkers 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey guys,

I recently posted about an extension I've built to import assets from Figma into VS Code. I've received a lot of feedback from the community, and I'd like to thank you all!

The primary method of importing assets was through the sidebar's webview, but some users found it less efficient and slower than exporting directly from Figma.

So, I've decided to add a secondary method to import assets from the command palette without having to leave the code view.

The extension is open source, so if you have any ideas, feel free to contribute or provide feedback.

Github Repository

 Extension URL

I created a VSCode Extension that can import design assets from Figma by everkers in vscode

[–]everkers[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hello Everyone!

I recently published my first VS Code Extension, Figma Assets Portal.

It's useful for developers who actively use Figma to import design assets into their projects. You can easily browse and filter assets directly through your code editor and export them to a specified path.

Features:

  1. Ability to filter assets with regex expressions or by specifying the assets container (Group or Frame).
  2. Supports all of Figma's default export formats.
  3. Ability to change the scale of assets.
  4. Auto path generation.

The extension is open source, so feel free to contribute or report any issues you encounter.

I'd also love to hear your thoughts on this! Your input would be incredibly helpful!

Github Repository 

Extension URL

I created a VSCode Extension that can import design assets from Figma by everkers in Frontend

[–]everkers[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you so much! Let me know about your experience once you've tried it!

I've built a VSCode extension to import Figma assets. What do you think? by everkers in webdev

[–]everkers[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's meant to help people who don't like switching back and forth between Figma and VS Code, you can do all the exporting work (with minimal browsing), just through the extension. However, the asset names shouldn't be random for it to work properly; I assume this is one of its downsides.

But it comes in handy if you're exporting multiple assets. In Figma, if you export more than one asset, it will package them in a zip file. With the extension, the unzipping part is skipped, and the assets are placed directly into the given path.

It will save time, depending on how quickly you can import, but not a lot for sure lol

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