Manual frontend work bottlenecked launches. By generating UI code from prompts, developers accelerated build speeds 24x.
The creator of Next.js, the world's most popular React framework with nearly 15 million weekly downloads powering websites for global brands like Walmart and Netflix.
Manual frontend development is inherently slow, creating bottlenecks for teams trying to ship dynamic web experiences quickly. Traditional coding...
“We took the powerful primitives popular with developers for working with LLMs and built a proficient UI integration on top, with end-to-end type safety across the entire application.”
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