ππ²News! Sketch2React DLC is here! π
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Top features
Here’s a couple of things you can do with our framework, straight from inside of Sketch App. With zero plugins. And export to code!
Never Leave Sketch
You go from design to code components without ever leaving Sketch
Design Components
Design and style your own components like text, buttons, form fields, navigation
True React Export
React Vanilla or our version? The choice is yours…
Learn To Code for Free
There is no more visual way of learning how to code for React than this. 100% free.
Design Grids
Since we run Bootstrap 4 in the background you can design and export real code grids to your developers
Fully Responsive Prototypes
A great way to get started learning our framework is to use it for what we call Quick Responsive Prototyping
Real Code Constraints
Since you're working with real code you get real code constraints, which is a great thing.
Export to HTML5
Pump out Bootstrap 4 powered websites for free like there's no tomorrow. Connect external CMS for even more awesomeness.
Styled Components
V2 of our framework and code app will come with a Component Inspector that outputs Styled Components. Booya.
Sign up
Sketch2React V1 is totally free but you need to sign up first to get access. No soul required.
ππ²Looking for v1.5 pre-release edition? Sketch2React DLC is here! π
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What people are saying
Frankly we're stunned about how well this is being received. You guys rock! πππ«
@Sketch2R it's an amazing tool and it's FREE π€― and now they have a Patreon page you should definitely check it out. @juand4v and @Freedruk are truly heroes π https://t.co/gT2LEderaG
— Daniel Nisttahuz ο£Ώ (@dnisttahuz) May 17, 2019Yep. I see 5 contenders working on a design/code solution. @framer , @interplayapp, @Modulz, @appsupernove, @meetalva and @Sketch2R . Of all these, @Sketch2R is doing the best job of educating designers on how to use their solution. Keep those short & concise videos coming.
— Adam Yale (@ayale99) March 14, 2019Hey party people. It is day 65 and 67 of #100DaysOfCode and been experimenting with @Sketch2R and super cool! It's a process and man is it exciting to see it work. Been watching these guys for over a year and finally couldn't wait to test out their work. #React pic.twitter.com/sqK1IlD9k7
— Myles Banner (@myles_banner) February 15, 2019@Sketch2R guys guys guys ! I don't know how I will love you with further testings, but I love you already ! greaaaat product ahead ! @sketchapp
— Hana Ofangel (@hanaofangel) February 1, 2019Awesome! I already love this thing π
— Marcusβ¨π (@marcedicmihi) November 24, 2018Sketch2React β> Design with code *inside* of @sketchapp... thx @juand4v https://t.co/F647PKDDt8
— Theory (@theorydesign) 8 november 2018Wonderful! Thanks you so much for the support! β€οΈ
— Sketch (@sketchapp) October 2, 2018So far Sketch2React has been the best tool. It takes your sketch and renders a bootstrap driven React site that you can customize
— $joey (@josephraymond) June 30, 2018π₯ FUTURE OF DESIGN π₯ - Designer shouldn't learn code but understand the logic behind it. See for example how sketch2react can be a game changer. Build responsive react platforms directly from sketch β‘οΈπ
— RaphaΓ«l Lorand π (@raphael_lorand) June 18, 2018
πhttps://t.co/sDEVzpjgb2 pic.twitter.com/t3gVNqlvBGSketch to React ππππ
Private alpha Daniel Affonso (@affonso_daniel) June 24, 2018Sketch2React is amazing @Sketch2R! π₯
— John Hansen (@john_l_hansen) June 15, 2018