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Hi, can you please be more specific on what part of design would you like to see in Kotlin? Right now we export layer styles for iOS in Swift, but for Android only as XML. Kotlin is replacement for Java, but the XMLs stay the same, right?
Now, we know that XML is not almighty and programmers still have to manually code more advanced styles, especially with high-resolution support. However, that's quite hard for Avocode to do right now. We might add a basic Java support and if we do that, we can easily support Kotlin too.
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On every other app I use, shift+cmd+] moves a tab to the right, and shift+cmd+[ moves to the left. Most apps did this by default, a couple I had to remap to that.
In Avocode, it's ctrl+tab or ctrl+shift+tab.
It would be really neat if you added the ability to customise keyboard shortcuts!
Alternatively, maybe add this specific keyboard shortcut to avocode? Chrome, iTerm, Slack, many text editors all support this same keyboard shortcut—I'm sure I'm not to wish I could do it in Avocode too!
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https://github.com/avocode/avocode/issues/1229 -
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I see export options for image files but nothing for exporting all the css from a psd. It doesnt have to be fancy, just need absolute position as well as any other meta data for the various elements.
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We’ve added the ability to create subfolders in your project in Avocode 2.22 for Company (Business) and Enterprise plans.
To learn more about subfolders, please check the article below:
https://help.avocode.com/projects-and-designs/how-to-create-subfolders-in-avocode-design-projects
We’re still planning to add several other useful features to better organise your projects and designs.
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Our team have faced with mess in projects. It's uncomfortable for using when i can't collect my PSDs into groups(folders). We have about 50 mockups in one project, i can't sort it, we don't have a search for finding certain mockup.
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Do you mean this info in right panel? http://cl.ly/image/2H3g38090g24
I have to convert a lot of measurement values from pixels into percents % for responsive widths- and that means dividing the width of the element by the width of its html parent, and that is unknown in Avocode because it is just a sketch design. So here is a feature request if you don’t already do it:
When I see a measurement of a horizontal space, (maybe between the screen edge and a div... is 32px but perhaps next to the number 32 I could type ‘% 320’ to get a % value- and I won’t need to use my calculator on my phone.
A further example: I then need to enter another number- say the width of a smaller parent which is 200px wide. I could enter that as well and now I have started a list of ‘common parent widths’ in this screen (or app) .
Then the next measurement I just click on the number and a list of parent numbers comes up and I select the one that applies and it automatically divides and tells me what % value to use in CSS.