What is Diez?
It is a free & open-source developer toolkit for expressing visual styles that can be shared across codebases, native platforms, and teams. It radically lowers the cost of delivering a consistent visual identity across native apps & websites.
Diez is a tool in the Open Source Design Tools category of a tech stack.
Diez is an open source tool with 1.2K GitHub stars and 65 GitHub forks. Here’s a link to Diez's open source repository on GitHub
Who uses Diez?
Companies
3 companies reportedly use Diez in their tech stacks, including Araclx, Route, and Haiku.
Developers
8 developers on StackShare have stated that they use Diez.
Diez Integrations
JavaScript, Java, Sass, Swift, and Kotlin are some of the popular tools that integrate with Diez. Here's a list of all 13 tools that integrate with Diez.
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Diez's Features
- Design language framework
- Cross-platform native compiler
- Design file extractors
Diez Alternatives & Comparisons
What are some alternatives to Diez?
React Sketch.app
Managing the assets of design systems in Sketch is complex, error-prone and time consuming. Sketch is scriptable, but the API often changes. React provides the perfect wrapper to build reusable documents in a way already familiar to JavaScript developers.
Clarity Design System
UX guidelines, HTML/CSS framework, and Angular components working together to craft exceptional experiences. Start building with our HTML/CSS framework and rapidly go from prototype to production.
Sizzy
Sizzy is a tool for developing responsive websites crazy-fast. It allows you to preview a URL on multiple devices at once, filter the devices, zoom them in and out, and more.
Haiku
Create dynamic, cross-platforms UIs using design tools, code, or both.
Gravit
Gravit is a design tool for Mac, Windows, Linux, ChromeOS and the Browser made in the spirit for Freehand and Fireworks. It is completely written in HTML5, Javascript and CSS3. Gravit consists of the core engine called "Infinity", the actual Application and the core Module called "Gravit".
