I'm not sure if any of you have seen this but it was doing the rounds on Twitter earlier and to be quite honest, it blew me away.

 

 

What do you guys think about using stuff like this to create your HTML/CSS designs from a PSD?

The clapping is amusing. Sounds like a Steve Jobs keynote where everyone raves about everything. I think it's a great idea but wouldn't use it as I fly solo so no need. However, if I was solely designing to pass on to a developer, this would be pretty awesome

That's really awesome!

I shall have to give this a test

 

Doesn't look like this function is live yet

Edited June 6, 201313 yr by mteam

The clapping is amusing. Sounds like a Steve Jobs keynote where everyone raves about everything. I think it's a great idea but wouldn't use it as I fly solo so no need. However, if I was solely designing to pass on to a developer, this would be pretty awesome

 

Haha, I completely see what you mean about the clapping. I kind of thought the same as well. Personally, as someone that flies solo at times, I can still see a need for this in my work flow. I think it could take a lot of pains out of certain aspects of adapting psd to html/css.

 

I shall have to give this a test

 

Doesn't look like this function is live yet

Have you tried looking at the github repo? It might be implemented there: https://github.com/adobe/brackets-app

I was literally just about to post this video.

 

Adobe have to stop making this so easy, otherwise I won't have a job in a few years

Adobe have to stop making this so easy, otherwise I won't have a job in a few years

Haha, to be honest, I don't think think well written, handcrafted code could be replaced in our lifetime.

Haha, to be honest, I don't think think well written, handcrafted code could be replaced in our lifetime.

 

Nah, Adobe products never quite function as well as they seem to in the demos.

 

If it's anything like their current automated tools, then it's easier to write everything by hand anyway.

I can see the benefits for some converting a psd to html/css but i personally don't see the point of making it that easy, I personally enjoy the coding aspect and find it interesting so its kind of like going to the cinema when someone has already told you the plot.

Amazing. Looks to good to be true. I wonder how you would deal with inherited properties. Looks like you will have to go in to every element and select font-family ect.

It looks good for simple sites that have a limited budget. Anything larger and I would prefer to use Sass or Less instead.

That's pretty awesome to be honest, if it works well in real world usage. As mention Jack, itdeffo needs preprocessor support though.

 

I'd take the sublime Plugin though if it's going.

It's very amazing, it saves a lot of time.!!

I heard about this at an adobe conference last year. Totally forgot about it. Thanks for the reminder! It does look great! Installing it now!

Edited June 13, 201313 yr by Bazzy

If it's anything like their current automated tools, then it's easier to write everything by hand anyway.

Looks fantastic in the demo but having had experience with Adobe it might be more trouble than its worth.

 

There is a plugin that I use for things like buttons called CSS3Ps that is pretty good as a starting point. http://css3ps.com/ and I've heard good things about CSS3 Hat. They save a bit of time but you still have to tweak it a bit.