Personally, the most impressive thing was Dev Mode, which I think all the front-end and publishers would have been impressed by.
To build design tools that both designers and developers need, Figma introduces Dev Mode, a new workspace for developers.
Dev Mode provides developers with the information they need quickly and efficiently, and lets them take advantage of the tools they use every day.
Dev Mode connects design concepts with developer concepts, allowing developers to find and export the information they need.
Dev Mode uses code that has been completely redesigned to fit the language you are using.
Dev Mode provides the ability to link tools and code components used by your team to design files.
Link files, issues, PRs, etc. to Figma components and designs via the GitHub plugin
Plugins allow you to leverage tools like Jira, Linear, GitHub, and more, as well as code generation plugins like AWS Amplify Studio, Google Relay, and Anima.
Add design tokens and related links to make information needed for development easily accessible
Diff support to compare differences between design files and code
VS Code extension brings Dev Mode features to your code editor
Dev Mode and Figma for VS Code will be free to all users until the end of 2023, and will be available only as paid plans from 2024.
We will also be offering a new plan option that only gives access to Dev Mode (for developers)
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