The Google log in option is not working for me. Clicking the button pops an error up saying "Unable to get profile information from Google"

Editing symbol text overrides in the canvas is great. My only request would be that it could be done with a keyboard shortcut, not just double clicking. For non-symbol text, just hitting enter is so much faster.

Also, hitting enter on a symbol shouldn't prompt to detach it at all. I edit overrides far more often than I ever detach symbols. Simply shifting selection to a child layer upon hitting enter, just like a regular group works now, would be far more useful. Hitting enter on any of the child layers could then trigger editing of its override. In the case of text, it would mean hitting enter would edit the text directly in the canvas. All this, without ever leaving the keyboard (which is where my hands are if I'm editing text).

I've always thought the Framer theme was really nice. I'd love support for Sublime Text.

Glad you're finding it useful!

I'd love to check it out if you've still got any invites left.

I think Playbook is a nice focused view of your Dribbble work, and has some good customization options, but the work you post to Dribbble isn't always the same work you'd put in a portfolio. And it wasn't necessarily posted with same audience in mind. Often the primary goal there is to produce easily consumable, and like-able shots that visually wow. But the value of the work in your portfolio might be more than how eye-catching it is in a Dribbble feed. You might want to go into a level of detail you wouldn't go into on Dribbble about particular projects, to give someone hiring you a real glimpse into your process and how you think.

I hadn't seen this. This is great.

I'm working on a plugin to do just this.

A suggestion for how to open a specific section more quickly:

Provide commands in the menu to directly open each section of Sketch Runner. That way we could assign custom keyboard shortcuts for, say, /run and /goto.

I like the added distinction, but I wish they still had the lines in the middle of the icons that center a layer. It is a little harder to tell the different between the icons without them.