![]() If you spend a lot of your time in the terminal then iTerm2 will help add some helpful features to your day-to-day routines. brew install redis (actually don’t do this, see DBngin below).Things I then went on to install using Homebrew: If it can be installed using Brew then it should be installed using brew! The magic of everything! The Missing Package Manager for macOS (or Linux). I use this all the time to share things with people online. Great tool for taking and sharing screen shots and screen recordings. It’ll also connect to Redis too! CloudApp If you do any work with databases then you’ve got to give TablePlus a go. Everything including things like planning, documentation, settings, how-to, reminders, meeting agendas, follow-up notes, and most importantly random brain dumps! PostmanĪ fantastic local tool to test and consume API’s. Quite literately everything gets dumped into Evernote. I’ve been using it since 2010 and so I have so much data in there. I should probably look at using the Apple Notes but quite frankly I just love the simplicity of Evernote. If you’re a little OCD about keeping your open windows organized then Moom will help. Happy to be trying out the Apple Silicone version, hoping to see things feel slightly more responsive. Use what you feel comfortable with and certainly always go for the best tool for the job. I’ve paid for a license for this for a long time. I’ve tried a few over the years but GitTower is the winner for me. I’m a huge fan of using something with a GUI. I know people like to stay retro and use the CLI for Git but I’ve never been able to get into that. ![]() Once you set your preferences to match your needs it’s so quick and easy to “jump on a call”. ![]() Much prefer this than Google Hangouts and MS Teams etc.
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