Plasmic

The visual builder for your codebase

4.5•6 reviews•

312 followers

The visual builder for your codebase

4.5•6 reviews•

312 followers

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Plasmic is a visual, no-code page builder and CMS for any website or codebase. Use your existing code components. Empower the whole team to ship incredibly fast.

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This is an excellent product, exactly what we were looking for. One question, can this product be integrated with backend where we can read / write data? For eg. some input value in front end which we want to store or some search function in front end where data needs to be pulled?

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5yr ago

Plasmic

Maker

@akhil_gupta3 Absolutely! Plasmic generates presentational React components from your designs. These components expose a flexible API that allows you to do things like activating variants, filling slots with real data, adding event handlers, etc. You can make use of this API to connect up the presentational components with your business logic and data.

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5yr ago

Plasmic

Maker

@akhil_gupta3 Here's a walkthrough on doing this: https://docs.plasmic.app/learn/m...

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5yr ago

Plasmic

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@akhil_gupta3 And the full API: https://docs.plasmic.app/learn/c...

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5yr ago

@chungwu Thanks this answers my question.

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5yr ago

There is no real competition for this. Everything else promising in the space either falls short for dev experience or gets acquired by a bigger fish and disappears (see the sad story of Visly)

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5yr ago

Plasmic

Maker

@bstocks We were big fans of Visly too and were sad to see them go... Hope Plasmic will be able to fill in that gap between design and code!

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5yr ago

On It - $5K To $500K: Jeff's Turnaround Story (Pt. 1)

@bstocks lol I was just thinking I needed to text you about this and here you are :)

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5yr ago

@sambgerber Ha! I'm happy you thought of me after seeing this product :) You might be the only person that knows my niche that well. If I hadn't already found it, I would have been super happy you pointed it out to me. It's actually an improvement on Visly in many ways. It does still have looming risk of small team in an early phase - but was so frictionless to incrementally onboard into my workflow that I couldn't resist.

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5yr ago

On It - $5K To $500K: Jeff's Turnaround Story (Pt. 1)

@bstocks 😊

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5yr ago

This is an excellent product, something which we were looking for. One question, can this also be integrated with backend? ( read / write) data?

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5yr ago

Plasmic

Maker

@akhil_gupta3 Yes, since Plasmic components work with arbitrary code—check out https://docs.plasmic.app/learn/m... for an example of dynamic data.

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5yr ago

I've been playing around with Plasmic since early alpha (almost a year) And we're now using plasmic for our entire web app in production. I believe the solution they provide is far better than any other tool is creating a seamless handoff between design, production-ready code, and deployment. Our designer is empowered to instrument pixel perfect, responsive design. Our experience source of truth is plasmic and it's visible to the entire team. I also believe smart frontend developers appreciate the time it saves them; focus less on boiler plate code and instead focus on where client code creates added value. We're soon putting up a new landing page; Thinking about messaging/design took up the majority of the process. From design -> code => deploy only takes minutes. And the design is pixel perfect. ♥️ 🤩

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5yr ago

Plasmic

Maker

@marcojelli We're super grateful for your taking a leap on us since the earliest days Marcus!

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5yr ago

Plasmic

Maker

@marcojelli You guys are building things that are 🔥🔥🔥

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5yr ago

ArrayList

Looks great, I have few questions. Does it allow to fully export the generated code? What is the UI framework are you supporting? Bootstrap? Tailwind? other?

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5yr ago

Plasmic

Maker

@prakis Thanks! Yes, we can generate code into your git repo. See more here: https://docs.plasmic.app/learn/c... We don't currently support a UI framework out of the box, though you can swap things in from third-party frameworks on a per-component basis like this: https://docs.plasmic.app/learn/c... We're working on making it easier to use third-party frameworks :-)

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5yr ago

ArrayList

@chungwu Thanks There are couple of errors when I tried to login with google. Even after login I am not able to go pass the Welcome dialog. "AuthError: CSRF token mismatch" Update: It is working now after few refreshes.

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5yr ago

Crawler.sh

There are some vitamins and pain killers on the market. In my opinion, Plasmic is a pain killer, no doubt. We have tested the tool in the early stage and realized it solves well-defined pain points in the teams and increases productivity. Personally, I like the less-code more than the no-code concept. This one does both. Somehow with the Plasmic UI, you feel like "yeah, it should be the way to do that"

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5yr ago

Plasmic

Maker

@mehmetkose Really appreciate it! Totally agree with less-code vs no-code -- there will always be a need to express custom behavior, and code is just the best way to do it. We believe in no-tedious-code 😁

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5yr ago

DR Startup Store

I've been using Plasmic and I am very impressed. @yaaang maybe you can explain us the difference with similar products. I know the difference and Plasmic is superior than the competition, that's why I would love you to share it.

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5yr ago

Plasmic

Maker

@francovg_com Thanks so much Franco! It's a great question—the world certainly has no shortage of design tools, page builders, and the like, so what makes Plasmic special? Here are a few juxtapositions: It's a design tool that builds the real thing. You can start with drawing free-form wireframes, but ultimately express all the states, layouts, and nuances needed for production-grade frontends. It's a page builder that plugs into any environment. There's no walled garden. You truly own the code, you can host anywhere, and you can work with your choice of stack. It's a WYSIWYG editor that was built to work deeply with code. We're always expanding what you can do directly in Plasmic Studio but you should never be limited by the tool; you should be able to create anything with it. We hold ourselves to this—Plasmic was built in Plasmic! It's a UI builder that isn't clunky or highly technical. It doesn't require you to become a CSS expert, and is accessible to non-developers. Even for developers, it simplifies and unifies CSS, sparing us from figuring out arcane layout minutiae. It's a creation tool that welcomes everyone. We actually believe design tools and page builders can be quite intimidating and hard to use. (Plasmic still has much more work to do here!) It's a CMS that lets you author free-form content. Rather than block on development cycles for templates and schemas, you can create any aspect. Plasmic instead works *with* structured data from headless CMSes (and you can use its components and slots to model lightweight structured data directly in Plasmic).

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4.5

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Plasmic is praised for its intuitive interface and the seamless integration of no-code features with coding, allowing users to build high-quality products efficiently. Users appreciate its advanced features, such as design tokens and dynamic elements, which enhance the design process. The tool is noted for its ability to transform frontend development perspectives, offering a feature set that some users find superior to Figma. However, suggestions for improvements include adding user authentication features. Overall, Plasmic is valued for its speed and flexibility in web development.

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