I recently had to configure all my tools after a fresh Windows re-installation.
This went well and quick as I keep up to date a list of my favour...
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I can add draw.io for UML Diagrams
Of course ! But it is a web interface right ? Or did they also release a laptop version ?
Yes, there is a desktop version, i used it with Ubuntu
Good to know then, I will check that 👍
Don't you think that some things are a little outdated? E.g. Screenpresso -> Windows Snip & Sketch, f.lux ->Windows Night light, cmder -> Windows Terminal, Python -> Powershell(maybe :-)).
Sorry for my English.
Agree for screenpresso, I didn't try the Windows Snip & Sketch 🧐
For f.lux, I like the customization level which is better than on the night light.
Agree again for Windows terminal but it is not available on one of my client corporate laptop 🙄
And I like Powershell too (with ISE) but sometimes Python is useful, not just for automation but also to work with datasets, data exploration tasks, lambdas...
This was for my specific needs but besides that, I mostly agree with your comment 👍
most of these tool are in choco ! just use chocolatey.
Yes, that's the plan ! 😀
well written, Florian :) Thank you
Nice list. Thank you!
I could try yEd. I want a local app to make some flow diagrams and isolate them from my mind haaha.
Thanks for the recommendation.
pgAdmin looks amazing. I will definitely give it a try when I need to mess with databases in the future. Thanks for sharing!
U r forgetting xampp or wamp...
I don't use it so much but indeed it would be a good addition !
I have created a tooling package manager - sparrowhub.io , so whenever I need terminal tools I have them there.
Interesting... Thank you👍
you can use ninite.com/ to install a bunch of them very fast and easy
Very Nice List!
I would like to add 'search everything' if you are on windows.
I will give it a try, thanks !
Take a look at
mremoteng.org/
faststone.org/FSCaptureDetail.htm (site isn't so fancy) lot of tools for an small size.
Nice ! Didn't know.