A lot of you probably write blog posts and articles here, and to a variety of others places. What tools do you use to write your articles? Are there any apps out there you couldn't write without?
I recently started to use InkDrop. It's nice, but I'm not amazed by it. I was wondering what tools people found useful in those situations.
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I love Sublime Tex, so I use it :)
Together with markdown package (highlighting and preview), distraction free mode and spell checking, it’s just a beautiful and great writing experience.
I either use Dropbox paper. Pretty nice and clean. plus you can export to markdown.
Usually I'm creating my articles with vim, written in Markdown or RST.
I keep all of my research and drafts in Evernote. Then I use Grammarly and Hemmingway to edit drafts. For images, I use both Unsplash and Canva. I keep my content calendar in Trello. For longer form pieces (like book level) I like Ulysses for Mac, though others have recommended Scrivener.
Good suggestions here.
Lately, I use dev.to's editor.
Steps
WRITE A POSTbuttonF11(full screen mode)It works for me right now.
Hmmm, would be nice if dev.to could provide a dark theme for its website. Ahem... @bendhalpern 😉
Great question.
I am using Grammarly, Dropbox Paper and VS Code.
Recently I am writing drafts directly in dev.to website, since it works great on my mobile device. If I have an idea, I could write it down within minutes. And I am using Markdown on my blog website, so it very easy to copy the post there.
I mainly use Vim and Atom
Typora does the job for me. I like the minimal feel and absence of possible distractions.
Sweet! I have been looking for a super simple Markdown editor (that finally works).
I'm using VS Code which has excellent support for the Markdown:
The power of VS Code
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Like other folks, I use draw.io and Grammarly. Last, but not the least I use Github and Github's Gist as storage for code and code snippets as well.