How do you guys accommodate @mentions? I saw that in some posts it's possible to comment or reply others where the app automatically adds a @FullName in front of the message. But then I also checked many users have only a first name so @Maria, in which case there are a lot of @Maria users (after quick searching users). How do you target reply comments this way?

Is there an username system or the @Name is purely representational where it links to the user_id instead in the back-end?

Thanks

Thanks for the insight. I wish you guys success.

Awesome work (that video is amazing).

If you don't mind me asking:

How is Vero different than [Path](path.com) which took basically the same approach on sharing (music, books, tv, etc)?

Interesting…so is that how it feels like?

Thanks for the feedback Tomas, that makes more sense now as I definitely wouldn't mind pressing cmd+p instead of having the process running all the time.

One of the secret features is the fact that their plugin runs at all times, even when Sketch or PS are closed. I have emailed InVision asking about it but they just said "It is the intended behaviour".

Now, I don't know if this is the intended behaviour in order for the plugin to work or if there is any obscure reason behind that "Panels" process runs permanently while using the computer. It certainly doesn't make me feel comfortable about it unfortunately.

But again, it might just be me being a tad neurotic here and this might be required since the plugin also adds its own panels interface to Sketch (or PS) which is not similar to the other plugins available on Sketch Toolbox, for example?

Who knows?

The major concern when using the iPad to perform any kind of work, is the limitation of iOS compared to OSX. You can't really expect to do any work like web development or even graphic-design from iOS, as the author mentions.

However, nowadays considering portability, it is way preferable to simply take the new 12' MacBook with you rather than iPads where it is still possible to perform the same kind of work, under reduced performance, but with the same freedom as from a MacBook Pro.—This should cover concerns against weight, durability, etc.

Right on time! Cha-ching!

Well done guys, the application is really great. I feel inspired to write using Author now ;) Please consider adding a custom domain option for both articles and collections, that would definitely help step up the game. thanks again for the trial.

Thanks Dylan, I will give it a try right away. For prototyping I meant that instead of integrating with apps such as Flinto or Frame, that would be nice to have those features built-in into the app so you can also prototype straight from Figma, just like Adobe Comet is planning to do. Thanks again.