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Finally, he uses Ulysses, a markdown and markup aware text editor and note manager on his Mac for his writing, after being introduced to it by me – I'm even putting together this article in Ulysses right now. Whiteboard is the task and project planning service, still in beta, that Thom uses because "it's clean and simple to use". He then supplements that with Mention which tracks numerous sources and lets you know if someone is talking about you - or your products. Thom's all about being plugged into the flow so his first pick is Tweetdeck with its multicolumn management of Twitter streams. Thom Crowe - Tweetdeck, Buffer, Mention, Whiteboard, Ulysses For graphical desktop navigation, he goes with Alfred and for navigating the textual console world he runs with tmux and iTerm2 - the most recent version of iTerm2 added deep tmux integration making virtual text windows and tabs easier to manage. For that, Tim's preferred tool is Captured which offers simple screenshots with annotation and uploading, bumping Skitch out of use. Also important is capturing those moments when something is not quite right on screen. Tim's list starts with Confluence - its great for the collaborative creation and management of documentation, something that's very important to Tim.
Tim Yocum - Confluence, Captured, Alfred, tmux+iTerm2 One difference with Tooltime this year is that, unlike last year, we have also allowed for physical tools that make the day a little better - its only fair as we enter the age of wearables.Īnd now onwards, with the parade of much loved tools. At Compose, we don't have any mandatory tools we prefer people to gravitate to the tools they are most comfortable with – it's the same philosophy which makes a range of different databases available to suit you.
It's that time of the year when we write about what people inside Compose are using as part of their everyday toolkit.
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