Tools

Tools I use

• My privacy tools

• Text editor (vim)

• Favourite command line tools

• GitBook - create books or documentation. It's also how I render markdown files in this wiki.

• GitHub and Gitlab for hosting code.

• GitHub pages, Netlify, Vercel for free hosting

• Jekyll - transform your plain text into static websites and blogs (I deploy to GitHub using Travis CI)

• Gridsome to build static generated websites & apps.

• IFTTT- automate the boring stuff by getting all your apps and devices talking to each other (some applets I use).

• transfer.sh - easy file sharing from the command line.

• Firefox Send with ffsend for simple and private file sharing.

• Tiny Letter - a free personal newsletter by Mailchimp.

• Todo.txt from the command line - simple todo list based on a todo.txt file.

• Hemingway App makes your writing bold and clear.

• Grammarly - eliminate errors from grammar and spelling to style and tone.

• CodeSandbox - an online editor that helps you create web applications.

• redshift - adjusts the color temperature of your screen according to your surroundings.

• Loom - communicate by sharing a video instead of a wall of text.

• Wolfram Alpha

• Evernote, Webclipper for notes and saving websites and Marxi (a markdown editor).

• Dropbox with Cryptomator encryption.

• paletton and color calculator - pick a color scheme.

• Kill the Newsletter! - convert email newsletters into Atom feeds.

• useful bookmarklets

Links

• Hacker Tools - make the most of the tools that hackers have been using for decades.

• Uses This - asking people from all walks of life what they use to get the job done.

• Awesome Design Tools - the best design tools for everything.

• Awesome Research Tools - a curated list of tools to help you with research.

• /uses - a list of /uses pages detailing developer setups, gear, software and configs.