You can turn on “link sharing” when you want to share your CAD file with someone, and others just have to click the link to view your file without downloading anything at first. It is easy to share and it allows multiple people to work on the same document at the same time. But they have no problem running Onshape. You don’t need a “powerful” computer to run Onshape, for example, the Dell laptops provided by our school aren’t able to run Fusion360 smoothly, and sometimes it doesn’t even load lol. This means you can use Onshape pretty much on any computer without worrying if the computer has the software installed or not. Onshape is a browser software in which you don’t need to install the software on your computer in order to run it. ( Putting hole patterns on tubes, making gusset plates, pocketing, belt and gear generator etc…) As well as a library of COTS stuff that you can easily import to your parts assembly.
There are different kinds of FeatureScript (Addon tools) that help speed up your design process. Here are the following reasons why I am sticking with Onshape (I am not sure if other software has these features) : I personally use Onshape (despite the mentors and other members using Fusion360), I learned cadding on Onshape in the beginning so I feel more comfortable using it than other CAD software.
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