Unified Design–Engineering Workflow

Unified Design–Engineering Workflow, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.6, with 23 lectures, based on 37 reviews, and has 5001 subscribers.

You will learn about Designing with production code in UXPin, using our Merge technology Building a unified design-engineering workflow and set up a process with a single source of truth Using UXPin Merge test integrations Those who can code will be able to connect their own components to Merge This course is ideal for individuals who are Designers and engineers interested in new tools and better processes or Design Operations engineers and designers or Design Systems teams It is particularly useful for Designers and engineers interested in new tools and better processes or Design Operations engineers and designers or Design Systems teams.

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Summary

Title: Unified Design–Engineering Workflow

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.6

Number of Lectures: 23

Number of Published Lectures: 23

Number of Curriculum Items: 23

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 23

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Designing with production code in UXPin, using our Merge technology
Building a unified design-engineering workflow and set up a process with a single source of truth
Using UXPin Merge test integrations
Those who can code will be able to connect their own components to Merge

Who Should Attend

Designers and engineers interested in new tools and better processes
Design Operations engineers and designers
Design Systems teams

Target Audiences

Designers and engineers interested in new tools and better processes
Design Operations engineers and designers
Design Systems teams

In this course, you’ll learn how teams can build a unified design and engineering process based on the Single Source of Truth. You’ll also learn to integrate and use UXPin’s revolutionary technology called Merge.

Merge lets you import and sync production ready React.js components from Git repositories to the UXPin Editor. All data and interactions included! It allows you to design from coded components—the real source of truth.

We launched beta of UXPin Merge on March 2019!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Learn who this course is for, what you'll learn and what the prerequisites are

Chapter 2: Why “merging” design and engineering is important?

Lecture 1: Why does it matter? "it" = merging design and engineering.

Chapter 3: What is UXPin Merge?

Lecture 1: What is UXPin Merge?

Chapter 4: Designer Experience: Merge Demo and UXPin Merge Boilerplate

Lecture 1: Designer Experience

Chapter 5: Developer Experience: Quick start with UXPin Merge Boilerplate Repository

Lecture 1: Developer Experience

Chapter 6: Deep dive into a repository integrated with Merge

Lecture 1: Tech foundation – deep dive into a repository integrated with UXPin Merge

Chapter 7: Updating coded components

Lecture 1: Updating code components with UXPin

Chapter 8: Authoring JSX presets for UXPin Merge

Lecture 1: Authoring JSX presets

Chapter 9: Two Types of Integrations with UXPin Merge

Lecture 1: Two kinds of integrations with UXPin Merge

Chapter 10: Integration with Grommet

Lecture 1: Integration with Grommet

Lecture 2: Merge configuration

Lecture 3: React properties

Lecture 4: Experimental mode

Lecture 5: Contiuous integration

Lecture 6: Summary of Grommet integration

Chapter 11: Integration with RMWC

Lecture 1: Integration with RMWC

Lecture 2: Material UI installation

Lecture 3: Merge configuration

Lecture 4: Component wrapper

Lecture 5: Experimental mode

Lecture 6: Contiuous integration

Lecture 7: Summary of Material UI integration

Chapter 12: Unified design-engineering process – summary

Lecture 1: Congratulations

Instructors

Marcin Treder
CEO at UXPin

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2 stars: 1 votes
3 stars: 8 votes
4 stars: 11 votes
5 stars: 16 votes

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