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what would you use on the right side of this image? to build something like figma?

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React Native Developer. Experimenting with consumer apps.

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fair point. thing with effect is once you tried you won't go back

interesting, maybe I should give solid a try

I refuse to learn effect for now tho lol

Effect + Solid so you have control @rafi @darrylyeo

Im the guy that posted all those factory memes once

https://farcaster.xyz/darrylyeo/0x815d72ea

yeah, @darrylyeo mentioned canvaskit which is skia + wasm

Like figma figma? They are doing stuff that doesn't fit into most frameworks, they are doing WASM stuff and probably using low levels browser APIs to squeeze out real performance with profiling and stuff. Like I think they have their own engine built on top of webgl or something. So really nothing like Theo has listed, this real deep research and tuning stuff.

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For Svelte, everything is still quite coupled to the DOM today, but you could probably make a simple canvas renderer with Context and the new `{@attach}` primitive (which are kind of like element-level hooks).

Some folks involved with Threlte and LynxJS are currently banding together to create a renderer-agnostic foundation for Svelte which I'm really looking forward to.

https://svelte.dev/docs/svelte/@attach#Inline-attachments

https://farcaster.xyz/darrylyeo/0x477dcc8c

https://farcaster.xyz/darrylyeo/0xb318d00b

uhhhh no idea I can’t even drag and drop a div

idk, maybe a magic wand and a sprinkle of design fairy dust? ✨✨