@pradyungn0the hackbook figma is now a chat platform. oh and we have individual profiles in the works - we're basically making hack club facebook at this point 😂
@muhammedraees28240Hey i am @muhammedraees2824 of KMEA Engineering college. As a part of hackclub along with @shaiquefareedhbabu. We are contributing our first project as a part of hackclub kmea, Our first UIUX ( www.figma.com/file/ygdIza8uEOWPxJV4znUERM/Untitled?node-id=0%3A1 ) for a social media site for every traveling personals who can easily find their destinations and share their experiences along with communication.
We are thanking @zrl and @hackclub for the platform they provided to us, It's a great honour to be part of the such a community. It's a pleasure to being with everyone and conveying our special thanks to @beegumfathima2314 and @antonytomrahul for your support and @riswanaea63 for your supervision.
@bellesee12120did a little more designing today... i love canva 💖
@lachlanjc1Here’s what my regular desk setup looks like. Since the development you can do on the iPad locally is extremely limited (you can’t run Node, for example), I’m running all the code on a remote Linode server. I use the Blink Shell app to connect over Mosh, then code using Vim inside Tmux. External display support on iPad isn’t that capable (most apps just mirror with pillarboxing), but it allows using a more ergonomic setup with a much larger display. The iPad is right below the display on a Compass Pro stand, so it can still do Face ID seamlessly, I can reach out & use the Apple Pencil or touch gestures when I want, but I mostly use Apple’s Magic Trackpad since it has the best system integration & multi-finger multitasking gestures. The keyboard is a Kinesis ergonomic keyboard, connected over USB alongside the HDMI & charger plugged into Apple’s USB-C adapter. For design work, I use Figma inside an iOS client called Figurative that gives support for local fonts. I also use Working Copy for editing Git repos locally (mostly writing documentation & workshops), alongside Secure Shellfish which adds my Linode box directly into the Files app. While I’m developing, I switch over to Inspect browser which gives basic, though certainly less capable than Safari’s, web inspector with CSS control & JavaScript console. I also use an app called Shiftscreen for viewing files & certain web apps (Slack, Google Docs, etc) in full-screen on the external display. When I’m away from my desk, the same 1.4lb, 5.9mm, multi-touch, Apple Pencil-capable slab of glass with better battery life than any MacBook carries all the same apps. It’s my favorite computer ever :)
@msw0Had a :figma: doodle session while watching "Hilda" on :netflix:. The backgrounds are originally from the show, I just modified them. Here's the sandbox
@matthewgleich0Started design and legal work on my newest and possibly biggest project, House Cat! House Cat is a 100% native GitHub client written in swiftUI. I use GitHub all the time and using an app instead of the website would be a huge productivity boost for me. Below is the logo I made in Figma!
@isacisboss7180our figma thing is becoming very crowded because we're doing everything on the same page
@thatrobotdev1Hack@Home Hackathon Day 1: School pretty much took up my entire day, so I only really got a design document down and a figma project. Super excited for tomorrow 😄
My group’s idea: an app that makes memorizing scripts wayyy easier
@isacisboss7180I did stuff on the minecraft skin generator. Here's the epitome of good graphic design
@isacisboss7180spent too long trying to make a vacuum in figma
@matthewvandyke087+Used Figma today to create some icon designs and made some folder/file changes for SWC
@elizabethq0& stole this from @iniesta2719 but didn't forget about the AMA with Dylan yesterday (CEO of Figma) 🎨! Also thank you @rishi for hosting, you were AMAZING.
@christina6950Produced an AMA today with the Hack Club team and super host @rishi
@kayley1:figma:Dylan in the middle of this rap lol... anyways, +1 to the tabs team
@itsmingjie0Changed the streaming name badge to match @melody's Figma-styled overlay! This is what it looks like on the stream when you were asking questions during the AMA.
