@alirtariq A lot of people lump Hype into prototyping tools (and it is great for prototyping), but when they realize it also creates solid minified production-quality code and looks great in IE6+ they have this 'ah hah!' moment. I think the most fun new feature in Hype Pro is Physics -- I'm excited to see the concept of gravity, density, and tactile systems work their way into interface designs!

@danielmorgan awesome! Didn't realize about the physics part. I'll give it a spin when I finally get a chance. :)

@jmfd @tangent405 @michaeljohann @danielmorgan Hi guys, great product. Any chance you would be releasing a windows version anytime soon? I'll be your first customer, take my money!

@whoisjuan The output of Hype isn't code you'll want to edit as it is mostly json and a js runtime, but this lets us do all the heavy lifting of website compatibility (IE6!) and allowing for features not in HTML/CSS like motion paths or physics. We do have an option (on by default) that extracts all strings to the exported HTML file for SEO purposes.