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Imagine that no matter what language you develop software in, you have a spec that allows you to generate code for React, Go or even PHP, plus import the component into Figma. By changing it with Figma, you change the code in the language of your choice and track the changes.

In March this year, together with my wife and two other specialists, we founded Pay For Done. From the very beginning we knew that we would be doing something unique in the area of design ​​systems, but even if we co-create a commercial project, it is almost certain that some part of our work will be made available as open-source.

Two years ago I had my first contact with Golang. I used it for microfrontends in which I generated SSR components for React using Golang and the V8 engine (before React Server Components appeared). Golang served the frontend with data. I was building a large European e-commerce this way, but as it happens in such situations - after some time I knew that I could do some things better.

Last week I published documentation of the Riupress UI library that I created some time ago for the purpose of quickly producing my own projects. The library is based on Vue (TypeScript) and Tailwind, and the Atomic Design architecture.

HTMX is a library that allows you to access modern browser features directly from HTML, rather than using javascript. HTMX gives you access to AJAX, CSS Transitions, WebSockets and Server Sent Events directly in HTML, using attributes, so you can build modern user interfaces with the simplicity and power of hypertext.