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Using orgmode for 20 years now, and it is the only tool that makes writing LaTeX convenient and enables me to stay somewhat organized.

"Fans of Connections, rejoice! Rebooted classic sci-doc series returns with original host" according to Ars Technica.

Gave up on Evernote because it only supports 2 (?) devices for free. Also I only need text notes, but across several devices depending on where I am. Have had occasional sync problems with a old tablet which can't be upgraded to a later version of Android. Otherwise excellent.

docsify generates a website on the fly, it does not generate static html files. It smartly loads and parses your Markdown files and displays them as a website.

An extension for Visual Studio 2022, 2019, 2017 and 2015. Supports comment authoring for: C# - C++/CLI - C++ - Java - JavaScript - TypeScript - PHP - Python - Visual Basic.

Syntax Nut is a website with quick cheat sheets and nutshells for popular programming and scripting languages.

I am obsessed with DokuWiki. It's such a versatile wiki software: With the right combination of plugins and some tinkering here and there, you can make DokuWiki do just about anything. The development community is very supportive. The look and feel of the wiki can be customized to fit any needs without n...

Free documentation tool for SQL Server, MySQL and ODBC databases that supports Markdown syntax.

Straightforward to understand if you have used InDesign. A powerful program that is enjoyable to use.