You must try this Visual Editor for building React JS Apps

Codux is a Visual IDE for React, and a revolutionary one at that! It can render any react project quickly and in real-time. In this video I’m going to take a look and what makes it so special, including how it includes built-in CSS, SASS and Tailwind styling options. There are now components and boards that let you use and reuse component templates you’ve created, and it makes the process for both developers and designers much easier when building sites.

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Title Ideas!
- The Future of Developing React JS will be with this Visual IDE
- Developing React with Visual IDE is now possible
- React JS can be Coded Visually
- Visually Create React JS Apps with this New IDE
- This Insane React JS IDE Lets You Design Apps Visually
- How I can now create react apps visual with this IDE called Codux
- You must try this Visual Editor for building React JS Apps in an IDE
1. "Visualize React: Revolutionizing App Development with Codux!"
2. "No More Lines? Design React JS Visually with Codux IDE!"
3. "Revolution in React Development: Dive into Visual IDE Codux!"
4. "Craft React JS Like Never Before: Go Visual with Codux!"
5. "Redefining React App Creation: The Power of Codux Visual IDE!"
6. "A Glimpse into the Future: Visual React JS Development with Codux!"
7. "Change the Way You See React: Introducing Codux Visual IDE!"
8. "From Imagination to Code: Visualize React Projects with Codux!"
9. "Bringing Ideas to Life: React JS in the Age of Visual Codux IDE!"
10. "Codux Unveiled: A New Dawn in Visual React App Development!"

[toddribnek]

1) it's free during beta which means pricing plans are sure to follow. 2) it's owned by Wix, which means that you will probably have to get on their platform to keep using it and any components you make could be used by them in the future.

[arogueotaku]

I think there is a way to add disclaimer to YouTube videos specifying that the video is sponsored. Also please mention that fact at the start of the video instead of the end. Helps a lot if you are more transparent with your audience.

[hurgpt]

I think the place where it will really thrive at, is helping budding front-end developers, understand CSS better. I personally always get confused with when to use align, justify, items and the various other CSS components. It also gives you an idea of how you can structure code in react.

[owenwexler]

Somebody finally made Visual Basic for React!

[furycorp]

Doesn't seem any faster than a dev who knows what they're doing with a modern IDE, GPT auto-suggest (e.g. copilot), and dual monitors. I don't see how a big form of available props in the sidebar defeats just typing them with intellisense + suggest. If only the visual drag and drop mattered, did you know that Powerpoint can export to web...?

[algorthmprogrammer]

Idk for me it's easier writing code rather then trying to find some button in UI. Seems like another tool for creating landings.

[najmulhc]

Though it seems interesting, you should add the data fetching and form control using codux. as these are the main use cases of react. reusability of components are okay but why you should consider codux when you need to write logics by yourself

[RonnieDenzel]

seems interesting, but I think it would be better if you were more honest by stating that the video was sponsored, adds an extra layer of transparency to it

[subramanianchenniappan]

I am an experienced java developer and tech lead . I didn't know the tool you mentioned . Thanks

[utubes]

So 25 years later we are full circle to Visual Basic 6.

[محمد_وسام]

I don't understand why most people ignore Linux when they talk about OS support. 2:47

[altgr]

I think the nicest thing about this app is that I could more easily verify my code by inspecting each compoent or checking responsive design, rather than going into chrome and do it myself

[Geomaverick]

I would love to see a full webapp created with Codux

[ofjdaz]

I was very excited to see something powerful and I was dissappointed. I guess this doesn't replace the knowledge a developer needs to have, and it sits between VSCode and me as a developer. I liked it when you created several videos by specifying specific props, however that's no different than generating an array of objects with chatgpt and putting it inside a constants file. I think if AI is used more in here then I might feel it's a better tool. Imagine you created the video component, and you hit an AI magic button to create 3 ones with data for you based on the first data you just added.

I would love to see the day when a tool like this totally abstracts the logic behind and I don't even have to know if the technology behind is changing (meaning, the tool could use next.js, vue, react) and I wouldn't care because all I'm doing is creating my projects with components. Oh, btw, when that day comes, I think it will be easier for anyone to become a "developer".

Thanks for showing this tool buddy :)

[DJPapzin]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:

00:27 🖌️ *Visual Component Building with Codex*
- Introduction to Codex as an integrated development environment for building React components visually.
- Comparison to traditional methods like Figma and VS Code for designing visually appealing interfaces.
- Support for various technologies, including React, TypeScript, CSS, SASS, CSS modules, and Tailwind CSS.
02:07 🔄 *Changing React Development Paradigm*
- Shift in the development process with Codex, allowing building components first instead of top-down.
- Comparison to previous practices using hot reloading in React development.
- Overview of Codex's features, including a visual IDE, code editor, styling panel, and support for third-party libraries.
04:23 🎨 *Creating React Components Visually*
- Hands-on demonstration of creating a React component visually in Codex.
- Explanation of adding elements, customizing styles, and resizing the frame for different viewports.
- Insight into the visual coding experience, including the editor, code view, and inspector panel.
06:41 🔍 *Visual and Code Synchronization*
- Codex's capability to synchronize visual changes with code, enabling concurrent visual and code editing.
- Practical demonstration of coding while using Codex side by side.
- Flexibility in combining visual and code-based approaches for efficient development.
08:59 🚀 *Building a Dashboard with Codex*
- Step-by-step creation of a dashboard using Codex, adding multiple components and customizing their layout.
- Demonstration of the power of Codex and React integration in designing complex interfaces.
- Dynamic updates across components when modifying the structure of one component visually.

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[fullstack-jack]

From what I understand, when creating a responsive Codux component, you are relying on the size of the component container itself as opposed to the viewport?

[mootal]

Can use this Codux IDE for React Native too?

[jaytrivedi]

Does it supports States, loops, hooks, event handlers?

[bosmertheincredible]

Reminds me time when Visual Borland C++ appear first time...
Good job, I rly hope for improvements in Web development.

[browntigerus]

Sorry, I gave it a try. If you know your css classes with VSC autocompletes, codex appears much slower to code.