Thanks to everyone :D

cool :D

Do you use this on designs also? Or is it just for production?

Don't know why... but I was expecting some kind of small documentaries such as the Indie Game: The movie.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GhaT78i1x2M

Medium article explaining new changes:

https://blog.sketchapp.com/improved-vector-editing-and-more-a7e21139e44e#.9usuh3isa

Yep... it looks like someone doesn't like criticism

Good point ;)

I've never thought about it in that way and it makes totally sense :)

Usually designers work with dark icons, dark text... that will be hard to distinguish. Yeah, you can create an artboard to store all the stuff but it's not the same.

As I said before someone deleted my comment in dribbble... The concept behind artboards is to use the infinite space it gives to us to store/design/do whatever we want... If we use dark interfaces it'll "help us to focus on the content" but we'll lose the possibility to design outside it.

You forgot symbols!!!

But a really good job explaining every little thing on Sketch. Talking about symbols... do you know that you could organize them by "categories" and "sub-categories"¿?

For example, if you have an icon set and you want to separate sports icons from food icons you could use this (see the syntax below) when naming your symbol:

Icons/Sports/Football or Icons/Food/Spaghetti

And then if you go to insert/symbols you'll see that they were categorized. Really cool thing to know :D

mmm... right now sketch use folders (if you know how) to organise symbols between categories and lists. But yeah, it'll be pretty nice to have some "symbol feature" to give some prototype properties to folders.