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What’s does the future of Avocode look like? we can now focus more on developing and shipping new features faster.the old web environment can be finally deprecated (at the end of October 2017),.you can inspect designs and use all Avocode app features in the browser,.(If you want the most optimised experience, please use Chrome v. The redesigned Avocode app now works in most modern browsers. We’re happy to tell you that the first four tasks are now done. adding new design formats like Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Xd, PDF, or Affinity Designer and being able to upload them directly to Avocode by drag & dropping (including Sketch).improving our independent design format and design rendering to be able to render designs on the web, faster and more precisely.building a brand new account and team settings which would allow you to easily manage your billing, quickly add new team members, connecting your project notifications to Slack and more.optimizing the app codebase, so it would work not only on macOS, Windows, and Linux but also in the browser.redesigning and unifying our brand identity along with the Avocode desktop app interface, website, e-mails, and other channels.We were continuously working on multiple tasks which were still stopping us from shutting down the old web environment and making the web app almost identical to the desktop version:

In parallel, we’ve made the desktop app more powerful with features like Comment mode. Once we did that we were ready to move the codebase to the web environment. We adopted React.js early after it was released and it just seemed like a more flexible JavaScript framework which would allow us to move the app on the web, speed up performance and build new features faster.ĭue to our limited capacities, we focused only on the desktop app and started by implementing Electron and getting rid of Atom editor integration. Our web environment was written in Angular.js and our desktop app in React.js with Atom as it’s core. We knew we had to bring these two environments together - at best to create one design collaboration platform which would feel familiar and useful for anyone - be it designer, developer, project manager, contractor, a client, or your friend. “We needed to put an end to our technical debt.”

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One of the other obstacles was that we had to maintain two codebases and with never-ending changes in code and design we ended up with two different looking tools which might have confused some of our users. However, soon we realized this strict distinction works only in theory and in reality, people use our app the way it suits them best - no matter their work titles. So first, we built a desktop app for developers to inspect designs and an online environment for designers to upload designs and comment. From two different tools to one unified platformĮver since the beginning, Avocode has been the bridge between designers and developer.

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