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Mark Gadala-Maria en X: "Claude Code in Figma isn't a feature. It's a hostile takeover of the entire dev handoff industry. Every "design-to-code" tool for the past decade has tried to make developers' lives easier. Figma just said "what if we made developers optional?" Here's what nobody's saying: the" / X

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Claude Code in Figma isn't a feature. It's a hostile takeover of the entire dev handoff industry. Every "design-to-code" tool for the past decade has tried to make developers' lives easier. Figma just said "what if we made developers optional?" Here's what nobody's saying: the designer-developer handoff was never a technical problem. It was a political one. A negotiated border between two tribes with different languages, different incentives, and different ideas about what "done" means. Claude Code in Figma doesn't build a better bridge. It annexes the territory. The devs celebrating…

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