I love the concept of frontend developers creating blocks that designers and product managers can use to construct web applications.
It’s interesting to note that a similar trend is unfolding today, with many tailwind components being sold as ready-made building blocks. The only missing piece is the integration of AI to enhance and extend these components.
Appreciate the fresh perspective that you’ve given here.
I didn't know about tailwind ready-made building blocks, where did you see that? That's interesting.
Yes, the idea of blocks is definitely a step towards this. I also don't think that this "future" will take that long to arrive. The technology is there, we just need to build the tool or framework or library that will make it possible.
I love the concept of frontend developers creating blocks that designers and product managers can use to construct web applications.
It’s interesting to note that a similar trend is unfolding today, with many tailwind components being sold as ready-made building blocks. The only missing piece is the integration of AI to enhance and extend these components.
Appreciate the fresh perspective that you’ve given here.
I didn't know about tailwind ready-made building blocks, where did you see that? That's interesting.
Yes, the idea of blocks is definitely a step towards this. I also don't think that this "future" will take that long to arrive. The technology is there, we just need to build the tool or framework or library that will make it possible.
Building block example - https://www.figcomponents.com/
Maybe I'll try enhancing basic components using GPT or some other engine with different prompts. Your idea is worth trying.
Oh, that's a cool website and idea, thanks! I knew this kind of marketplaces for templates.
Good luck with that!