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What is your best front-end tool?
My Favorite tool is figma, It helps a lot in designing .
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jaeyson
does liveview count? as much as i’d love vue/nuxt, feels like im joggling lots of stuffs learning. ill prolly stick to liveview since i have no complex ui requirements.
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OvermindDL1
Yeah this is a big big big thing, lol.
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Free + Browser = 
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