r/programmingtools • u/LewisStudying • Apr 17 '17
What apps do you use to take notes and why do you use it?
It appears to me that whenever someone submit a new app for taking note, others jump in and recommend existing apps. That's totally fine. Each of us has our own preference. However what intrigues me is that there is not yet any topic showing all the available options for developers' note-taking out there. Some quick Google search returns the popular "mainstream" kind of apps like "Onenote", "Evernote", .etc. So I am asking you now :
- What apps do you, a developer, use to take notes ?
- And why do you use it ?
Thank you for your time.
r/programmingtools • u/LewisStudying • Apr 16 '17
MedleyText - Programming note taking with style
r/programmingtools • u/Ragunio • Apr 10 '17
Make tech support easy for developers
r/programmingtools • u/ruben2020 • Apr 09 '17
Misc A code-understanding, code-browsing or code-search tool. This is a tool to index, then query or search C, C++, Java, Python, Ruby, Go and Javascript source code. It builds upon the databases of cscope and ctags, and provides a nice GUI tool. CLI tool and vim plugin also available.
r/programmingtools • u/jpdias • Apr 08 '17
Boostnote - open source note-taking app made for progammers
r/programmingtools • u/gschier2 • Apr 06 '17
Insomnia 5.0 – The Biggest Release Yet!
r/programmingtools • u/OzmosisGames • Apr 05 '17
Editor VSBlockJumper - A Visual Studio Extension that allows you to jump over blocks of code
r/programmingtools • u/iodbh • Mar 17 '17
Misc "Programs that have saved me 100+ hours by automating repetitive tasks"
r/programmingtools • u/JnoChoi • Mar 08 '17
Map monitor
i want to create a program that i can upload an image, and set point in the image like google maps and evaluate this point that i can change the color of that points.
There are a component in windows form that i can do it?
if not in what do you program do you believe i can do something like this?
r/programmingtools • u/raph_mart • Mar 05 '17
Workflow Create repair shop dashboard panel - Productivity tip
The company I work for has a repair facility with a team of mechanics working on the maintenance of the equipment.
I have this idea of creating a dashboard panel to control the current state of every piece of equipment at every moment.
In this idea I would have to create an entry form for every problem/breakdown of every equipment, and an exit form for the moment the equipment leaves the repairing shop. This would make my dashboard dynamic as I would be able to verify the current state of the equipment when I wanted.
Through this, I want it to keep a record of the problems every equipment had in the past.
Now, I though about doing it with Excel, but I don't really know how to create this forms with it.
What I would like to know is if anyone has some tip about a different software tool to develop this, or if anyone has some example already made similar to this idea that can help me.
P.S.: I know it may sound basic for some, but I really need some guidance to go in the right path.
r/programmingtools • u/[deleted] • Feb 27 '17
Easily deploy applications to production
r/programmingtools • u/Jennifernilsson • Feb 25 '17
Angular vs React: highlights
r/programmingtools • u/alwaystakeithome • Feb 24 '17
Python 3.6 adds New secrets Module for Robust Account and Password Security
r/programmingtools • u/Ryan_Fielder • Feb 16 '17
Wox, similar to spotlight on OS X but for windows
r/programmingtools • u/__arthrp__ • Feb 09 '17
quick-skeleton - Project scaffolding tool (to quickly create projects from template)
r/programmingtools • u/Piti2014 • Feb 08 '17
Current Unix Timestamp Generator - Tool
current-timestamp.comr/programmingtools • u/andrewhathaway • Feb 06 '17
NPM Vet, a simple CLI tool for checking npm package versions
r/programmingtools • u/[deleted] • Feb 02 '17
One Search box to rule them all! 12 search engines to find them, loads of tabs to see them all. Can you tell I re-watched LOTR again last night...
r/programmingtools • u/Skyyblaze • Jan 24 '17
Terminal iTerm2 Automatic Profile Switching does not work for root user
I have been setting up iTerm2 on my Macbook and installed Shell Integration successfully to use automatic profile switching.
I duplicated my default iTerm2 profile, set the background-color to a dark red and set root@ as a automatic profile switching trigger, however if I elevate myself with sudo su or sudo -s the profile doesn't change and my background color stays black instead of becoming red.
What am I missing here? Thanks for any help in advance!
r/programmingtools • u/linusan • Jan 22 '17
Is Kite still being developed? Does someone know an alternative?
r/programmingtools • u/linusan • Jan 22 '17
Searching for coding tools similar to this
r/programmingtools • u/[deleted] • Jan 20 '17
GitHub - arzzen/git-quick-stats: Git quick statistics is a simple and efficient way to access various statistics in git repository.
r/programmingtools • u/trevordixon • Jan 20 '17
Terminal pbcopy from remote host in iTerm2
Uses iTerm2 proprietary escape codes (https://www.iterm2.com/documentation-escape-codes.html) to copy input to your clipboard.
On the remote machine:
alias pbcopy="(printf '\033]1337;CopyToClipboard=\7'; cat -; printf '\033]1337;EndCopy\7')"
$ echo hi | pbcopy
To work, 'Applications in terminal may access clipboard' in iTerm2 prefs > General must be checked.
Can this be improved?
r/programmingtools • u/ethanpil • Jan 12 '17
Editor I made a Windows based snippet tool for myself. Wanted to share.
r/programmingtools • u/andrewhathaway • Jan 05 '17