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Get in touchI’ve never loved it but it’s fine, and it’s where all the extensions are.
Makes Git a bit more approachable and I use it pretty regularly.
When I need to run npm run dev
, Terminal gets the job done. Just kidding, I also know how to run cd
and ls
.
Squash, JPEGmini, and ImageOptim are all useful for quickly batch optimizing images. Which I do for every web project, because performance is important.
I’m a bit faster with Sketch but I can get by with Figma when needed.
Great for editing photos, and clunky as hell for everything else.
Quickly measure the spacing between things, which is like 90% what design is.
Keeps vector icon libraries at the ready, incredibly useful. I wish I had come up with that name — just so clever.
When I have to put a presentation together, Keynote makes me hate my life the least. Good for quick animations too. I have some custom key command recommendations for it.
It’s like Chrome, but faster and with built in adblocking and VPN. Kind of like Opera before it started pandering to gamers.
Kind of like Fantastical, which I used previously until they were bought out and tried to get me to sign up for a subscription.
One app for all my note taking, TODO list, and project planning needs.
Spark is good enough for managing my email for now. I’ll always miss Mailbox though. 😭
Home for every file that doesn’t live in a git repository. It suffers from enterprise feature bloat, but still the best when it comes to simple syncing and sharing.
A buffer for clipboard history. 😌
Quick window resizing behavior from Windows 7, which was the only Windows feature that I missed after switching to Mac.
The most friendly way I’ve found to capture video from part of my screen.
My favorite Bartender replacement. So many formerly good apps got greedy.
I’m currently accepting new projects. I’m also happy to talk shop.
Get in touch