This is such a good idea! And I love the execution. Keep pushing dude this will definitely be something that will generate a scalable revenue.

They already have UI-based solution for states. You just set up some Property Controls and you can toggle whatever you want. Read more about that here: https://framer.com/docs/components#code

I'm sorry Adobe you have lost me to Framer X. Send me an email when you introduce some coding into your tool.

Ok, I hereby withdraw my previous comment. Just got an invite, been playing with Framer X all morning and I am amazed at how good it is. Truly and honestly amazed, as soon as we get this in a stable build I am absolutely switching to Framer X as my main design tool.

Very much agree. Let's not make a Google Wave out of this. I haven't even signed up for a beta invite since I know I'm not going to get one anytime soon.

Hire a designer?

I totally and completely echo this sentiment, but I think we're back at square one if we need to create custom tools that mimic what it means to just sit down and build the components yourself just because designers won't code. It's completely absurd. HTML, CSS, React, Swift, XCode are all really really well thought out ways of building things, why the fuck should one company or any company for that matter over-invest in creating this made-up fairly-tale simple tool / language which basically mimics the actual way of building and translating design into implementation when the step to actually building it is so incredibly small? Framer is just Coffeescript which is syntactical sugar on top of JavaScript. I hope for the love of god no one attempts to do this because it further helps design to stay away from actual implementation, and I would even go so far to say that it helps dumb-down our roles as designers.

Wow very impressive! It feels incredibly native but after reading through your site I saw you were proponents of React so it got me thinking :) Very nice work! Looking forward to those technical posts, I thought especially PhoneGap was dead in the water but apparently not! :)

Is this React Native?