shinoj cm

CoFounder-Wenergie, AdsoverAI ,ExodeUI
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Designing is easy. Translating that design into a state machine is a nightmare.

The absolute worst part of frontend development is trying to animate changing data. If a WebSocket pushes new data to your dashboard chart while an existing transition is still running... what happens? Usually, it completely breaks the React state, skips a frame, or the numbers just snap abruptly. Writing robust unmount/remount logic and handling interrupted animations (with Framer Motion or...

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Hello Product Hunt! 🚀 For too long, building UI has meant compromising between beautiful design and complex frontend logic. Designers build "digital paper" in Figma, and developers struggle to implement the interactions. It's a terrible experience. So, we fixed it. Introducing ExodeUI. We’ve built the first true Design Runtime. It allows you to build highly complex, logic-driven UI components...
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ExodeUIDesign the logic, not just the pixels.
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Today we’re introducing something that makes building apps incredibly frictionless. We looked at the gap between design and engineering, and we eliminated it. With ExodeUI, you don't just draw pixels; you design the logic, state machines, and physics. When you’re done, it drops seamlessly into your code as a fully functional runtime. No handoff required. Just beautiful, living interfaces that run at 120fps. It is truly magical.
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ExodeUIDesign the logic, not just the pixels.
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What do you use for complex, stateful UI animations? (Lottie/Rive aren't cutting it for us)

Lottie is fantastic for simple loaders, and Rive is great for interactive icons. But when it comes to whole-app screens—like a complex credit card entry form with validation logic, 3D-like flips, and dynamic API data—these tools often fall short. We're building ExodeUI to handle "Complex Application Logic" directly in the UI file. It has built-in LogicNodes and StateMachines, meaning the...