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Abstract vs Folio: What are the differences?
Abstract: A platform for modern design teams to work together. Abstract builds upon and extends the stable technology of Git to host and manage your work; Folio: Simple version control app for designers based on Git. Folio is a simple version control app for designers. It lets you clean up all your duplicates by allowing you to browse and restore previous versions of your design documents.
Abstract and Folio can be primarily classified as "Visual Version Control" tools.
Some of the features offered by Abstract are:
- version control
- commenting
- annotation
On the other hand, Folio provides the following key features:
- Beautiful browser
- Full visual history
- Really, really fast
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- Great way to maintain historical uxd knowledge2
- Easy to track down versions1
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- Easy to used git client for designers2
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What is Abstract?
Abstract builds upon and extends the stable technology of Git to host and manage your work.
What is Folio?
Folio is a simple version control app for designers. It lets you clean up all your duplicates by allowing you to browse and restore previous versions of your design documents.
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