I don't directly, but I believe the dev department is using it with an external team for outsourced dev work. The out sourced dev are always commenting on a single channel in our Slack.

We use Slack all the time at Envato/TutsPlus. It is a great way for everyone on the team to keep in touch. Our team, Tutsplus editorial staff, use Slack for notes, meetings, etc. We use Trello for the…

I use Obsidian with it's calendar extension that works quite well. I also use Hook to make links to NP3 and TheArchive. I also have notes in Quiver which I love for the graphing/flowcharting ability…

The iTerm programs I use the most are:
- nnn a great file browser/manager
- neovim with SpaceVim
- HomeBrew
- Fish as my shell with StarShip
- fig which is half command line and half gui but all…

Well, it does work really well. All my personal apps are web based, but using NW.js instead. Much easier to work with and smaller footprint than Electron (a little bit). ScriptPad, my app for running…

I still prefer local machine software. Especially while traveling! But, Pagico could be a web app as well since it is an Electron based program.

Also, Hook.app for keeping everything tied together.

Amen! Alfred is my main workflow workhorse. I have over 80 workflows I've written that help me automate much of my work on my computer. I would definitely be hampered without it. Keyboard Maestro as…

I usually start with quick notes in TaskPaper or Quiver, depending on the amount of details I already have. Then move to Scapple to flesh it out more. To get work done, I move it to Pagico to organize…

Simple: use the Hook.app to interconnect your notes with websites and other programs. Works great for me and I can find hooks with the Alfred workflow for it. A must have for anyone serious about…

fman - A file manager for Windows, Linux, and macOS
WorkSpaces 2 - A program to launch programs, scripts based on job/activity
TaskPaper - A todo list manager
Onivim 2 - A graphical vim editor that…