Microsoft Garage's latest project can convert your wire frame sketches into real code for Visual Studio

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Published on January 25, 2018

published on January 25, 2018

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Microsoft Garage today announced a new project called “Ink to Code” which will help developers to easily move from prototyping to real development. With Ink to Code, developers can draw wire frame sketches and export them into source code on Visual Studio. It currently supports prototyping for UWP and Android user interfaces. Ink to Code uses artificial intelligence and automation to develop code from wire frame sketches. For now, Ink to Code will only support basic app visual elements including labels, text fields, text paragraphs, images, and buttons.

Ink to Code not only offers time-saving benefits but also fosters the collaborative and prototyping process key for designers and developers to quickly visualize their ideas and be nimble and iterate on new directions.

Download Ink to Code from the Microsoft Store.

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