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In my case, Obsidian is a game-changer. It allows me to organize my daily tasks, keep a journal of all my activities, organize the content for every customer, takes notes of each meeting I have, and have a place to store my ideas.
I know Obsidian is not a development-related tool but it increased my effectiveness and I became more efficient.
I cannot agree more.
It also motivates me to research and learn about unknown topics due to its backlink functionality.
So it's definitely a productivity booster for me…
Visualizer for Regex
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Couple of cool tools for power platform developers by @wyattdave
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An important time gain recently was using Beeper: all my conversations are gathered in one application (WhatsApp / Instagram / Messenger / Signal)
I tried Beeper out a little while ago, and like other systems before it (trillian, bitlbee, pidgin, etc.) I found it didn't do what I wanted while at the same time becoming one single point of failure/frustration. Instead of a feature I don't like being annoying in one messaging app, now it's annoying in all of them!
It means I have to trust yet another third party, and since it won't support all the chat systems I use, I'll still have to go to other apps anyway.
Yes, it's annoying when chat networks are down... but I believe they will make the scaling and communication stable over time. In the background, I still have all native chat apps installed (and muted) if Beeper goes down.
I thought it was like the also amazing ferdium.org/
but wait... this also works on mobile ?
Absolutely incredible, I have been looking for that for years
You are my hero :)
Yes, Beeper is available and synchronised on IOS and Android :)
I didn't know about Ferdium, it is similar to Franz, thank you!
Ferdium is Franz but much better. Open source and supports many more services.
I joined the waiting list for beeper. Hopefully I can get in :)
Can I have a ref code please?
Code about what ? I’m only a Beeper user :D
Alfred is the one thing that has revolutionized the way I used Mac OS since one year.
Alfred brings a command palette interface to Mac OS, exactly like what you have in VS Code, IntelliJ, the shell, vim, ...
You are missing out if you like command palette interfaces in general but are still doing MacOS by point & click & drag & drop
You have to see it in action though, I just made a screecast here
I gotta jump on this post to say HELL YES. My boss at Oracle in 2022 introduced me to Alfred and it's been an invaluable addition to my macOS life. It's to the point where if I'm on someone else's system and I hit the activation key combo and nothing happens, I immediately think, Okay, WTF?! Every macOS user here should watch Jean-Michel's video and then branch off into other stuff on YouTube so you get a full feel for the utility of Alfred.
Thanks a lot !
Feel free to share the link in Slack / Discord
The embedded preview comes with it and it's very efficient to get people interested :)
Shoutout to my former coworker Aaron for getting me hooked on it 5 years ago. It's one of the top reasons why I pushed for a Mac over a PC at my current job (there's other reasons too, but I'm glad to still use Alfred over having to search for a PC-equivalent tool).
Using Ditto clipboard manager helps me a lot when dealing with lots of data to be copied and pasted. I can trigger lots of ctrl + C and then just open Ditto's and all my content is listed. It works much better than Windows default Clipboard Manager and saves a lot more entries.
As a front-ender, I also love some Visual Studio Code extensions:
Big Notion fan here!
Notion + notepad and pen are an awesome combo for me.
My favourite tool or extension is Open Multiple URLs
Since i write on multiple blogging platforms like LinkedIn | Dev.to | Hashnode | Newsletter | C# Programming
So when I want to open all the platforms at once, I use the aforementioned extension.
Simply add the URLs as shown below and click the "Open URLs" button.
Apart from that, I use GitHub Desktop | Visual Studio Code
When I want to do this in Chrome, I save all the pages to their own bookmarks folder. That lets me organise them, and I can right-click and say "open all in tabs" if I want to. It's how I start different projects when I switch contexts at work. Chrome also supports tab groups now so you can close them all at once as well.
Sure, I agree, but I've been doing this for a long time...! It's almost like a habit now.
coffee ☕️
For making some fast notes I use blank.page.
It has a simple design and also stores everything locally.
Focus on work in IDE ：leiga
Automatically generate PRD tool : docuopia
In discussing favorite productivity tools, I'd like to share two platforms that play crucial roles in my daily workflow: leiga and docuopia .
Leiga is an exceptional AI-powered smart assistant designed to enhance productivity and management capabilities by leveraging AI technology. Its intuitive interface allows seamless integration of AI capabilities with a range of productivity tools. Leiga manages your emails, messages, and tasks intelligently, reminds you of important events, and provides personalized recommendations and assistance.
Docuopia is another noteworthy tool—an AI-based collaboration platform dedicated to boosting efficiency by improving team communication and collaboration. It offers various features such as document management, project tracking, team discussions, and intelligent task assignments. These features facilitate more efficient teamwork among members.
ClickUp has been a game-changer for wrangling my creative chaos into order. It's effortlessly adaptable from minimalist to feature-packed to match your vibe. It lets you streamline your projects, deadlines, and brainwaves. It helps me stay on top of everything without losing my notes (or my mind).
I would have to say Notion. Since I started using it back in 2021, all my documents are organized and stored in one place which can be accessed and updated on all my devices.
I no longer use anything else; whether it is journaling, planning, project management, progress monitoring...literally everything that requires documentation is on my Notion.
Idea Intellij IDE. Its so much better than vscode. Refactoring just works especially in comparison to vscode, where if you rename a folder everything breaks.
True. At least for Java, its far better than anything else out there right now.
Raycast. it's a time machine. it reduces context switching and connects tools. it makes my days more productive — and fun.
Yes it is a very useful tool. Especially it's clipboard history comes in handy.
My timer. It lets me know when its time to take a break or stop working.
commandline fuzzy finder - fzf
lazygit - github.com/jesseduffield/lazygit
Been a user of vscodium + obsidian + firefox + TKL keyboard until I migrated to Doom Emacs + firefox. I like the point that I could refer to the notes, add or refer agenda right out of the code editor. My company has some projects that lsp in emacs do not build. I use IntelliJ in those cases. Otherwise, I am back home to emacs.
Innoreader is a game changer for me
inoreader.com/
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Flawlessly DevDb.
Jumping on the Todoist bandwagon here. Keeps my ADHD brain on-task and getting stuff done, no matter where or when I am. Having a fully-synchronized to-do list between my mobile and desktop and work/home environments has been a game-changer.
At the moment my favorite productive tool is Focus To-Do. It allows me to track my activities and provides me with productive reports
Old style here: a pile of small pieces of paper on my desk and .txt files in Markdown format. I keep Notepad++ as my scratchpad and move notes to a "vault" I keep with Notable. Nothing fancy
When I need to write RegEx: regex101.com
Windows FileExplorer replacement: TotalCommander
Password Manager: bitwarden
For me,
For us windows guys
Windows system utilities to maximize productivity
Microsoft PowerToys
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Yup 😋