Tools for fast (and less furious) frontend development
Blog post from Felt
Felt is described as a unique software environment that allows for direct manipulation of its elements, similar to platforms like Figma or Notion, as opposed to traditional software that relies heavily on forms and menus. It operates under certain "physical rules," making it more dynamic, akin to a space where objects can be moved, rotated, and altered. The text delves into the importance of hot reload technology in software development, emphasizing its role in providing immediate feedback, which enhances motivation and encourages experimentation. It highlights that while Felt has achieved hot reload for React components and its Elixir backend, some areas like CSS theme changes still require manual refreshing. The text underscores the importance of understanding the hot reload system, as it is not infallible and requires developers to be aware of what changes can be made without issues and those that might necessitate a restart.
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