Gifscrubber – I need to pause gifs especially if I want to make a codepen of it from dribbble, etc. ViewportResizer – For responsive webdevelopment, I use this daily. Webdeveloper – Powerful swiss army knife for webdevelopment, but I never use it Page Ruler – Measure things on screen quickly Wappylzer / Builtwith – To check what websites are running these days, accurate 50% of time Cross platformĪmazonAssistant – So I can dump all my favorited wishlist items anywhere to amazon, export it out later Lastpass – Chrome extension for managing passwords. Thesaurus are my favorite business and coding tool, naming is importantĬlipboardHistory2 – SelectAll, CopyAll – you now have a saved copy of whatever your typing on reddit / hackernews / wordpress PowerThesaurus – Select a word to see synonym and antonyms. GoogleDictionary – Select a word to see its definition. Useful for my notetaking app dynalist, as well Imagus – Hover over an image to see its full view. Its how I consume information very quickly VideoSpeedController – So I can play youtube videos up to 16x speed with captions to speedread. Since stylish was tracking user data and got banned I use it to review flashcards thoughout the dayĭynalistCompanionClipper – I use this with my notetaking app dynalist, I dump all my ideas here as they happen. Read about how I use it hereĪnkitab – Relatively unknown, but its the opposite of Momentum. Tampermonkey – Injecting javascript on a page to enhance notetaking tools. TheGreatSuspender – Suspends unused tabs after 30 minutes. terminal commands, regular expressions on, etc. Pagenotes – When I need to save some specific information on a website. ![]() Tabsnooze – Set reminders to myself to pay bills at end of month, and to do incremental reading Silverbird – For quickly tweeting things on twitter Unarchiver – So I can one click install things on macOS I binded it to ⌥Ĭaptured – An inferior version to shareX without gif support, but best thing I could find.ĭropzone 3 – For quickly handling common tasks like moving folders aroundĬheatsheet – Because I’m a new mac user I need to quickly memorize commands Similar to phraseexpress but betterĪlfred – Better alternative to macOS’s spotlight for quickly opening files / apps. Keyboard Maestro – Keyboard automation for macOS. Spectacle – Keyboard based window snapping/resizing Penc – Gesture based window snapping/resizing Oh-my-zsh – My preferred bash alternative for development # MacOS specific – alot of programming apps ShareX – ShareX is greenshot image editor that supports gif uploads / custom image-hosting options. First thing I install on friends/family PC normally, its that good. Greenshot – The best windows quick image editor out there. Checkout use cases hereħ+ Taskbar Tweaker – Smaller icons on my windows desktop screenīlank Spacer Exes – It gets hard to look at so many icons in windows, so this gives me eye relief by grouping icons together It has a high learning curve and ugly syntax language thoughĭirectoryOpus – Native windows file explorer sucks, this is best file explorer in market. Checkout my 14 phrase-express guide to see use casesĪutohotkey – When I need an advanced macro that phrase express doesn’t work on. Phraseexpress – Keyboard macro automation. ![]() Not free though, for that I prefer draw.ioįlux – Makes screen red at night so I can sleep easierĪffinityDesigner – I use all adobe products as well, but I prefer this over illustratorĪffinityPhoto – Same reason, I prefer over adobe photoshopĪdobeIndesign – Catalog & Brochure designįigma – UX design tool, applesketch is macOS onlyĪutoCAD – Architectural drafting program, but not freeįusion360 – 3D modelling program for DIY projectsĭropbox – Cloud storage for files/folders LucidChart – Making flowchart diagrams and data models. ![]() Organize codesnippets here like I do in evernote. Used to A/B test components and explore cool things. Github – Git + cloud storage for programming projectsĬodepen – Isolated frontend environment. Because then I can have a seperate desktop icons Slimjet – A simple chromium based browser that I use for webdevelopment occasionally. I use it to speed up learning math, programming languages, and computer science. I consider this 3rd party chrome extension a must-have, I bind it to my CTRL+D keyĪnki – Flashcard software. Very useful for making a minimal viable prototype I only put all the ways I organize my things via software, still a WIP (work in progress) for hardware things I use (pens, notebooks, etc)Īirtable – Google spreadsheet meets microsoft access. If you want the actual links to things I use, just use the link since I can't dump it in hackernews without it being really unreadable. I copy pasted everything from my blog here.
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