Hi Mikael, I've worked on some projects with other Crew members, but despite being a member myself since 2013 I haven't scored a single project. I'm not the most active member since I get enough work from other sources to survive, but I do check the site fairly regularly and I apply whenever I see something remotely interesting, but most of the time it feels like talking to a wall. I got shortlisted a few times, had clients reply maybe twice and one of those times I couldn't reply back because they already chose another developer and chat was automatically closed. Now my question is, is this something other members have pointed out to you and that you are aware of, or am I just doing it all wrong?

You can use Skala Color with it, I'd call that a huge plus.

Complete ripoff of http://theworldsworstwebsiteever.com

It does actually install a Sketch plugin, along with some binaries. Looks sketchy and I would't trust a company that wants an email address to let you download free stuff and then subscribes you to 20 newsletters.

Your "pricing" is ridiculous.

Twitter's official app will never catch up to Tweetbot, just buy it.

I don't know about designers, but iOS Developer chart is completely disconnected from reality.

It was posted a few days ago when it was still called "Sketch-Constraints", just like the other one. Good thing they changed the name, it was pretty confusing to have two very similar plugins with the same name.

What alternative is there to it, really?

Been trying it out since yesterday. My biggest annoyance by far is that there is no more passwords. So instead of using your password manager to log in with one tap/click, you now have to type in your email every single time (no, it doesn't remember you), then wait for a link to arrive in your mail app, switch to it, click/tap the link and then you are logged in. What if you're using Basecamp with your work e-mail that you don't have on your phone, but wanted to log in on the go to check something?

Being friendly to average people has always been their greatest advantage, but they have gone too far with this and I really hope they introduce passwords as an option. Also some more flexible pricing for freelancers and smaller teams wouldn't hurt.