Masks are available: https://www.drama.app/documentation/inspector#opacity-and-ma...

Components are coming in future updates.

It supports rotating layers in 3D space, so you can draw things like this: https://player.vimeo.com/video/350311600?background=1#t=0s

It has a very fine-grained transition editor, allowing you to precisely control the animation of individual attributes of individual layers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=PLxEW8Fzn3xvw3eZX7oH8RcMz...

It can be used to create timeline-based animations: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jyOvkWLQ7qw

It has Drivers, allowing you to define how some layers should change when attributes of other layers change: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDszsz-CG00

And finally, it has built-in version control system with real-time access to entire document history: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mW4h-v6vaOE

We make a drawing app called WebCode (http://www.webcodeapp.com/) which can import SVG and PSD files and export CSS+HTML or JavaScript+Canvas code. Of course, converting SVG files to CSS is not something you'd generally use it for, but it can be done :-)

Macaw looks great for generating the CSS and HTML code.

For JavaScript Canvas or SVG code, we make a tool called WebCode (http://www.webcodeapp.com).

WebCode is a vector drawing app that instantly generates code.

Schwartz looks very nice and polished!

We make the exact "reverse" app - PaintCode, which is a drawing app that instantly generates Quartz 2D code (http://www.paintcodeapp.com/).

Making custom OSX controls is easy with PaintCode (http://www.paintcodeapp.com). It is a vector drawing app that generates Objective-C drawing code.

His point is that you have to create complex custom controls on OSX, whereas in iOS it'll generally be sufficient to mix and match a few views and CoreAnimation, and use customization options not present in OSX.

Did you try WebCode (http://www.webcodeapp.com/)? It is a vector drawing app for Mac that instantly generates nice, clean and readable SVG code. You can also choose to generate HTML/CSS and JavaScript/Canvas code from your drawings.

I keep meaning to but haven't got round to coughing up the £35. It does look amazing and is (one direction) of the sort of thing I was talking about. I'd need to see the javascript it generates before I could happily include it a project.

We've made WebCode to make HTML5 game development in Canvas a bit easier. It is a vector drawing app that instantly generates JavaScript Canvas code, so you don't have to write it by hand.

We even have a little HTML5 game drawn entirely using JavaScript on our website: http://www.webcodeapp.com/

Writing drawing code like this by hand is really tedious and even though a lot of vector drawing apps output SVG code, it is usually quite complicated and ugly.

We make a vector drawing app called WebCode that instantly generates nice and readable SVG and JavaScript+Canvas code.

http://www.webcodeapp.com/

Our drawing app WebCode (http://www.webcodeapp.com) instantly generates nice and readable SVG code from your drawings. It also outputs JavaScript HTML5 Canvas code and HTML+CSS code.