Adobe XD does overlays in a similar fashion to this, and has for quite a number of months.

Maybe I'm missing some key difference between the way it's been implemented?

Interesting project, I'm sure it'll benefit some people.

Found an issue: there doesn't seem to be any way to remove projects once you've added them.

It it me or does this "article" add absolutely nothing to the original piece?

That's great news! Still not ideal for me (I don't use Sketch), but it's definitely a step in the right direction.

I think the example you shared illustrates the versatility of bitmaps when compared to vectors, even if there are technical drawbacks and limitations. It's also very funny!

I'll keep an eye out for future updates. Keep up the great work!

Thanks again for the early invite you sent me earlier in the year!

Unfortunately, I couldn't fit this into my workflow at this point because I'm very dependant on the ability to use PNG for the animations and couldn't find a way to do so with Haiku.

Is this something that you're planning on supporting in the future, or are you planning on working with vector content only?

This and grouped notifications are the two things I miss the most about Android.

It looks good overall, but the price should be a lot clearer. It took me a while to find it the first time.

My workplace is sticking with Creative Cloud for the time being and XD works well enough for me to keep using it.

I do still use Photoshop, Illustrator, After Effects, and sometimes InDesign fairly regularly, so having shared libraries between all of those is a nice plus (even if the feature doesn't always work as well as it should).

I've used Sketch in the past and there's no question that it's a much better and feature-rich product, but there's only a couple of features (half of them from plugins) that I miss.