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Welcome to this workshop on UXPin Merge! We'll show you how UXPin Merge bridges visual design and React development. UXPin Merge lets you sync React code components with UXPin’s design editor, using libraries like MUI, Ant, and Bootstrap. This tool enhances collaboration, speeds up project builds, and eliminates the need for complex coding. Subscribe and let's dive into the world of UXPin Merge together.
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Hey everyone,
welcome to this exciting new video series
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where we're going to explore
the world of UX, Pin merge together.
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I'm Rachel, a React developer who loves to
build cool apps for myself and my clients.
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But before I dive into the nitty gritty of
React, I've always felt the need to plan
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out the layout of my apps visually, and
that's where UXPin merge comes into play.
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Now you might be wondering
what is UXPin merge?
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Well, UXPin merge is a fantastic
tool that's part of UX pin,
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a UI design and prototyping tool.
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It's a collaborative
hub where designers and
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developers can come together to create
stunning, interactive prototypes.
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Developers can also build their
own layouts without designers.
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With UXPin Merge, developers have the
flexibility to take the reins and create
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layouts tailored to their needs, enhancing
the collaborative process even further.
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It's got that super familiar
intuitive drag-and-drop interface,
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which lets you bring your ideas to life
without the need for complex coding.
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One of the standout features of UX pin
is its support for design systems.
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Design systems are like a collection
of blueprints for your designs.
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They ensure that your projects are
visually consistent across the board in
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terms of color, typography,
assets and web components.
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But here's where it gets really exciting.
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UXPin has taken this idea
of design consistency
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a step further with UXPin merge.
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Merge is a technology that
syncs react code components
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from a repository to
UXPin 's design editor.
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Additionally, they offer
built in react libraries,
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such as MUI, Ant, and Bootstrap,
2:02
providing you with the flexibility to use
popular open source libraries seamlessly.
2:05
So you don't need to have your
own design system set up.
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This feature adds another
layer of convenience and
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options for designers and
developers working with UXPin.
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Imagine a world where you can
visually design your projects using
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a drag-and-drop interface,
using your own coded React components, and
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then being able to grab the specs,
the code, and redline for development.
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It's a game-changer, especially for
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those who like me want to plan out their
layouts visually before diving into code.
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What's even more remarkable is
that there's no need to convert
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this UI into code yourself.
2:50
You can simply copy clean JSX
code off the design interface.
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Thanks to this seamless process,
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you can build projects at a speed
that's 10 times faster than usual.
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This innovative approach eliminates the
traditional back and forth between design
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and development, making the entire
workflow more efficient and enjoyable.
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So it's not just another design tool.
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It's a bridge between visual design and
React development.
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From a developer point of view,
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UXPin merge allows you to visually design
your user interfaces using components that
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you're familiar with without needing to
step out of your developer comfort zone.
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From a design point of view,
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we can visually see how our
components work together,
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what they're capable of in the context and
how they interact with each other.
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Which means we can see
both sides of the coin,
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the visual designing side, and
the code will implement in React.
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If you're a one man show like me, this
will make it super easy to jump between
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design and
development while remaining consistent.
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But if you're working in a larger team,
this will make sure that
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both designers and developers are working
with the same building blocks.
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So what's this video series all about?
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Well, it's about giving
you a genuine window into
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my experience as a React developer,
discovering UXPin merge.
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I wanna share the ups and
downs, the aha moments and
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the solutions I find along the way.
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It's not a tutorial per say, but
more of a transparent journey.
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I want you, the audience to join
me on this learning adventure.
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Whether you're a seasoned react
developer or just starting out,
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I believe my journey
will resonate with you.
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In the next video, we'll start by
getting to know the user interface and
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playing around with it.
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I can't wait to share this
journey with you, and
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I hope you find it as exciting as I do.
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So buckle up, and let's dive into
the world of UXPin Merge together.
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