[orarbel1]

We get this a lot and I do understand where you're coming from. Replacing human engineers will not happen any day now, but we project our vision years ahead.

For the time being, even if developers don't use the generated code, but rather just inspect it is better then guessing how a component should work by staring at a static image or a GIF.

If you take for example this elaborate interactive component: https://handoff.animaapp.com/#/timeline/XKHmOQP5Hcuipv/anima...

It was made completely by Michal, our co-founder/designer in Sketch with Anima. No code was manually written. Trying to convey this today usually involves hand-waving or for advanced teams, a GIF. By handing off functional code, a developer can interact and see the values that make this work. Even if not using the actual generated code.

Does that make sense? What do you think?

[dwaltrip]

So it becomes a medium of communication rather than an actual usuable code. That is interesting...