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> This is huge news for Sketch. Why, do they have an online editor yet? As a cto/admin/manager/hiring person: Sketch is worthless for me because I don't have
by scrollaway 4y ago
> This is huge news for Sketch.
Why, do they have an online editor yet?
As a cto/admin/manager/hiring person: Sketch is worthless for me because I don't have a Mac. But because of that, my company does not use it: despite designers working on macOS, if I can't run it to look at their work and actively comment/collaborate with them, it's not a useful workflow. Therefore instead we hire people familiar with Figma (sadly, because I wanted to avoid giving Adobe money. Well, fuck, eh?)
- tomovo 4y agoThey are hiring for people with WASM/Emscripten experience so I'd say there's something planned, even if only a more sophisticated viewer...
- scrollaway 4y agoLet's hope. Sketch always seemed to be amazingly well-crafted software. I'd love an online version.
- ktta 4y agohttps://www.sketch.com/docs/subscriptions/benefits/ https://www.sketch.com/docs/subscriptions/benefits/ Looks like viewing in a browser is already available?
- scrollaway 4y agoInteresting, I was not aware, I guess it's kinda new. Has anyone here used it and can give feedback on it?
- deleted 4y ago[deleted]
- jstummbillig 4y ago> Why Because statistics. If you make one option less appealing (which is the presumption) all competitors will indirectly benefit, statistically, for various reasons, none of which might resonate with your specific personal needs.
- JimDabell 4y ago> if I can't run it to look at their work and actively comment/collaborate with them, it's not a useful workflow. But you can do that though: https://www.sketch.com/docs/browsing-web-documents/ https://www.sketch.com/docs/browsing-web-documents/