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If you code you need an IDE, and for me, Sublime Text Code Editor is the go-to tool.

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Optionally, you may also download Kitematic for the visual experience, but at this time the functionality is somewhat limited. It does require some prior knowledge to operate given the CLI-based commands, but once you learn it, there’s no way back. For me, Docker is replacing Fusion and VirtualBox whenever possible.

The new Docker for OS X has become my test bed whenever I need to deploy or test a Linux app. It is simple and does a good job removing garbage, completely uninstalling apps, running maintenance scripts, letting me manage all installed extensions and much more. I like CleanMyMac as it has been working great for me for a long time.

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There are many free and paid tools out there to keep your Mac tidy. Not cheap, but helps with my productivity.

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The Professional version adds scheduling (so your emails get delivered at the optimal time), tracking (so you know if your email got opened), follow-up reminders and much more. When you attach large files, MailButler automatically uploads them to the cloud and links them in your message. MailButler brings Gmail-like features to Mail, like contact photos with Social Media profile search, emojis, and reminders to add an image or attachment if you have mentioned one in a message. I have recently included this Mail plugin in my list. I cannot operate Apple Mail without MailTags. You will find MailTags-related commands and information in contextual menus, Message Attribute submenu, Preferences, and even in the drop-down menu from the search field, which will suggest categories such as keywords and projects when you start typing. MailTags provides basic message tagging with keywords, projects, importance, due dates, calendar and more. I like Apple Mail for the native stack integration with OS X, but I have to agree that Mail lacks essential functionality. I have been using ScreenFlow for a long time, and the tool gets better with every release. I tried other tools in the past, but I like the simplicity and functionality that ScreenFlow brings to OS X. My go-to app whenever I need to screencast or video record a demo. I have also created and published workflows to interact with Nutanix ( here). You can download hundreds of workflows being shared by the Alfred community that provides integration services with the most diverse set of OS X apps or Web Services. Still a very useful tool for native and non-native English speakers.Īlfred is probably the best replacement for OS X Spotlight, but what makes Alfred shine is its ability to execute very complex workflows that can include AppleScripts, shell scripts, Ruby or Python code.

It integrates natively with Safari and has an OS X desktop app, but is still missing native any app integration for OS X, such as Mail. Grammarly is a safe-heaven with grammar auto-correction, contextual spelling, sentence structure, and punctuation capabilities. I recently started using Fantastical 2, and the app is already on my favorite list because of the excellent integration with Google Calendar and its ability to work with room and resource scheduling. The app tightly integrates with IOS and Apple Watch. If you are not using Outlook, Fantastical 2 is probably the best replacement for the weak OS X Calendar.

What do you think? Any apps I should give a go? I do however understand that not everyone can think or act like that. I do not care so much about the app cost as long as it does the job well and the easiest possible way – so some apps may have a higher $ associated. My day-to-day activities involve a high degree of organization with productivity tools to manage the business side of my job, but I also need comfort and easiness when geeking out with infrastructure solutions, demos, automation and even ‘hobby’ coding. Here’s the new collection list of basic java programs for beginners and experienced java programmers.A somewhat a casual blog post if compared to my usual Storage, Virtualization, and Cloud topics. Java Programmers who wish to upskill their programming skills should start practicing the best java programs. The following core java programs for beginners & experienced developers are tested and provided with output for better learnings and practice. An excellent way to learn this most effective java programming language is by practicing all these java programs. Java programs examples pdf: Exploring java programs from basic to advanced can be done via this ultimate BTech Geeks Java Programming Examples tutorial.