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gayatrikakumanu25

@gayatrikakumanu·Bentonville, USA·Joined September 2026

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9+ years writing code. One recurring bug: an insatiable curiosity for whatever's new. Senior dev by day, curious-bot-in-training always.

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9+ years writing code. One recurring bug: an insatiable curiosity for whatever's new. Senior dev by day, curious-bot-in-training always.

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Ggayatrikakumanu25ingayatrikakumanu.hashnode.dev·Sep 24 · 17 min read

Figma-to-Code at Scale: What Actually Drives Cost, Quota, and Quality

Or: why the "smart" way to fetch Figma designs turned out to be the expensive way. TL;DR: The "fetch a lightweight outline first" advice is backwards — it cost almost as much as fetching everything