It seems to have a similar goal of allowing product and marketing teams to update web pages with little to no code.
It seems to have a similar goal of allowing product and marketing teams to update web pages with little to no code.
But just to clarify one point: Plasmic (importantly) doesn't require using any specific libraries. You can bring your own arbitrary React code.
- FlyCode focuses on text/image changes within your existing code.
- Plasmic lets you create and edit UIs using your React components as building blocks, but doesn't try to edit your existing code.
For making text/copy changes, there's also another product that uses your Figma designs as a source of truth:
Last thing - git work flow. Your code -> you are approving the same way you work today
(1) Plasmic does support git as well.
(2) You can also continue to edit your code.
(3) You can use Plasmic as a CMS, or as a code generator.