After 6 years of existence, I've decided to offer my work for free, at least for a while.

The current libraries are not fully Axure 8 compatible, so expect some bugs here and there.

I don't know if I'll upgrade my work to Axure 8 and continue maintaining them. It perhaps does not appear so, but this takes a lot of time.

Moreover, Axure has barely done anything to help and promote third parties sites. Their new site hides even more sites like mine - so how are people supposed to find us easily? Axure has shown no interests in helping us. With the rise of so many competitors for them, they should embrace the community and help others create awesome work for them. They just do the oppposite. Should we talk about the incredible limitations of what libraries can do?

Another huge pain point is the fact that Axure on mac is so damn slow. This was ok for Axure 6 when it was released for Mac 5 years ago. But after 5 years, running Axure on a super beefed Mac pro with 30 Gb of ram does nothing to make it faster. When you use almost similar products like Sketch, I mean, this is unacceptable. Sketch is not interactive, but at least it's a pleasure to use. Axure, as it stands currently, is a pain to use. But we have to keep using it, because this is the standard for the UX community. Which is ironic, isn't it - we create great UX with a product that has a terrible UX.

This just reinforces my gut feeling that we should never, ever, ever build a business on someone else's business. You can make money out of this, but you are at the will of their business.

Have fun with my libraries. If Axure changes its direction, I'll come back and create new libraries. Otherwise, you'll see me using another product. Long live UX.