Productivity

I'm a longtime tasker user, the granddaddy of automation. Decided with my most recent automation ideas to see what the apps had to offer. MacroDroid (free) is highly intuitive and I created my two solutions quickly.

Love this!!

Vim is an excellent client for coding or taking notes, so long as you accept that you are using a test editor not a modern publishing program. One can choose colour themes to apply - some of which help with eye strain when you are working for 8 hrs on a file - but ultimately WYSIWYG.

It works very well for me. It is quick and the interface is intuitive.

Has a decent code navigation and completion, git integration, and embedded programming support.

very simple and powerful for Python developers.

It is very simple and userfriendly. PlayCode team works on improvements every day. There is real way to add apps and sites online.

Linux, will always be the first and foremost, the best OS for development. Whether you're doing cross-platform targeting, or making a cool app, if you build it on Linux, you build it on one of the industry's best, and free, OS that the world can offer.

Customer service is very responsible and can solve the problem in time.

I used r/ForHire through my 2 years of freelancing — I actually got my start there — and it has always been my preferred job board. Other sites like Upwork are too bogged down with low effort businesses and low paying jobs. You have to be more independent with r/ForHire, but isn't that one of the major s...

extremely fast to use on old comps too