The most important Figma feature

Figma's variables are a game changer. Not only for prototyping but for regular design work too! Let's dive in!
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[@orestiskon]

Figma is a super useful tool. I wanted to dive into variables and didn't have the opportunity yet, thanks for showcasing it!

[@waleedkh9769]

Figma became a developer tool :(

[@salarycat]

It is and always was a prototyping tool.

[@marvelousdecay]

I see it as a good thing trying to bridge the gap between design and development. A team now has a better way to move towards the same goal. The dev mode for example looks like a really solid feature.
What is it in particular that you don’t like?