@DartNativeX This doesn‘t make sense at all. Large-scale projects are developed with native, and there is less layer of proxy abstraction in the middle. Why is it slower and more complicated?
The new Claude app design feels like a step back to me.
It looks a lot like Codex now. The old one had a distinct visual identity, and the new one has lost some of that, along with some of the feel and craft in daily use.
Shipping in 3 weeks is a nice number. But once speed becomes the default, quality is what matters.
I'd happily wait a few more weeks for a better result.
Today we rolled out a refined new look for the @claudeai app! Was a blast to work on this with a few of our talented product designers, from sketch to launch in under 3 weeks with the help of Claude and our design system ✨ let us know if you have any feedback!
@C_H_Wood Agree. Entropy is like a law of physics. It doesn’t matter if a human or an agent is reading the code. Low-entropy code is usually easier to optimize, especially at build time.
@amihai Respectfully, I don’t think the renderer is Figma’s moat, and MCP support is fairly easy to build on their existing infra. In UI design, the real moats are brand and user data.