My company has been developing .net windows desktop apps for 10 yrs with the infragistics toolset. We have been looking into what best method to start migrating to web apps. Yesterday, I watched an amazing demo of the new indigo.design app builder. it looks exactly what we need to jump start our effort and eliminate(or at least flatten) layers of learning curve.
Can we use indigo.design as a prototyping system to use as as an import into the new app builder tool or do we need to wait to use the Adobe XD interface being worked on ?
Our final desired destination are Angular apps.
Thank you
Hi, David, thank you for your kind word about our demo! Saying "Can we use indigo.design as a prototyping system" you mean Indigo.Design Adobe/Sketch/Figma kits? Integrating Sketch/AdobeXD/Figma parser in the Indigo.Design App Builder is next step on our roadmap, starting with Sketch adaptor, so it is not available now. However, now you can create your application in the Indigo.Design App Builder without using vector components but real components, as well as to benefit from the Flexbox layout capabilities. That is a great starting point if you create your app from scratch. I hope that replies to your question. Thank you and wish you happy holidays!
Hi Danail. Thank you for your reply. You answered my question. I'm looking forward to everything being "wired in" in the future (connections - SQL/REST, more components). I found the product amazingly easy to use as I was starting my learning yesterday. I particularly enjoy the immediate responsiveness of - if I choose this option - it does this. Really powerful. Especially for someone like me, starting the learning curve from the desktop app .net world.
Happy Holidays to you also!
Happy to hear that you find it intuitive, that was our ultimate goal! Data sources and other amazing features are coming soon, so keep an eye on our website to know when we release a new version of the Indigo.Design App Builder.