Originally published in my blog: https://sobolevn.me/2019/07/6-best-mac-apps
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Thanks Nikita,
From my side, I really like:
Alfred one love. And Alfred + Dash is even better. That's basically the only way i look for documentation these days. Fast and offline too, which is the best kind!
Alfred is something I wish linux have. There is Albert, but it's not as nice.
Awesome! I have tried Alfred several times, but did not find a good use for it.
And I have never heard about MTMR and Gyazo, will totally check it out. Thanks!
I'll definitely have to check out HazeOver. It seems super rad.
I mentioned a few other tools that I think you'd be a fan of in a similar post I made. Let me know what you think!
I use spectacle simply to get "maximize" as a window option, because according to Apple it's simply beyond current technology to allow such an advanced feature.
As for f.lux, MacOS has nightmode (or nightshift? I forget) built in now. I mean, the UX is a bit mysterious and it goes out of its way to hide things in the most outlandish ways, but it does actually work.
Apple is known for the best UX possible! Thanks!
Thanks! I've just added OpenInTerminal and some preview plugins.✌️
Since you're on macOS and you maybe use iTerm, did you see my post Get the best out of the Macbook Touchbar with iTerm2. ?
Thanks, i love the RazorOver app. The only thing i HATE in Macs is navigation through opened windows. Linux and Windows do a great job with alt+tab command. I've been looking for an app who do the same alt+tab command on Mac, but it's hard to find
I've been having this same problem, and this morning I found an app that seems to solve this issue: bahoom.com/hyperswitch.
I have installed it this morning and it seems pretty promising, but I'm going to give it a test drive and see if it is any good in the long term.
Spectacle looks good but I prefer the original, one that's been around much longer and is my absolute go-to for window resizing and management:
ShiftIt.Link: github.com/fikovnik/ShiftIt
So far I did other-way around since I didn't knew OpenInTerminal app. I used terminal to move across folder and
open .command to open Finder. I need to try that out.Yeah I second that. Plus it can show two months at a time which is really useful.
I love Dato ! Thanks
I've been looking for a good calendar replacement for a while. Thanks!
Nice! Thanks!
For windows management, i recommend Tiles: freemacsoft.net/tiles/
Better and free, and work with mouse (like Windows 10)
preview: freemacsoft.net/tiles/tiles.webm
Hey there! I shared your article here t.me/theprogrammersclub and check out the group if you haven't already!
Thanks! You can also share any other articles of mine: sobolevn.me/
Glad, that you liked it.
OpenInTerminal is amazing. Thank you for recommending it.
It's been added to my /uses page. I hope you find it helpful 👍🏼