10 Essential Apps Every Developer Needs

1

Tweek.so

One way is to keep a running to-do list in your notebook. Although, the Tweek calendar is a lot nicer. It works in the browser as well as having an iPhone and Android app.

#Task Management #Todos #Calendar 46 social mentions

2

Rize

This is where Rize comes in. For the data obsessed developer, Rize will give you a breakdown of where you are spending your time and will even give you little prompts when it thinks you are getting distracted.

#Windows #Productivity #Time Tracking 12 social mentions

3

Oh My Posh

Oh My Posh aims to change that by adding a bit of colour and UI flair to bring the terminal into the 21st century.

#Cryptocurrencies #Blockchain #Food And Beverage 27 social mentions

4

Obsidian.md

There are quite a few note-taking applications available. Personally, I like Obsidian. All my notes in Obsidian are stored in Markdown, locally on your machine.

#Knowledge Management #Knowledge Base #Markdown Editor 1492 social mentions

5

ngrok

This is where ngrok comes in. For example, if your web application is running locally on localhost:3000 you can run the command ngrok http 3000 and it will give you a URL you can use on your phone to access your local website.

#Testing #Localhost Tools #Webhooks 399 social mentions

6

VS Code

Did you think I forgot about VS Code? What list would be complete without it.

#Text Editors #IDE #Software Development 1144 social mentions