| If you are asking for things that increase my productivity: - Computing power of course. - magit: I cannot imagine using git without it. This and org-mode are still the reasons why I use Emacs. - IntelliJ: My younger, stupid self always felt proud of using spartan tools (spartan, as in "emacs is too bloated and the only thing I need are ed or mg and how dare you using a mouse"). Fortunately I grew up and abandoned all sort of tribalistic or elitist thoughts. IDEs are an invaluable tool and I feel sorry for the suckers that are still trapped on the "programmers that use IDEs are inherently stupid" narrative. - TOAD SQL & Winmerge: I don't work with Windows anymore but miss these two daily. Let me know if you know of tools that are similar for macOS / Linux. - cwm: I rarely use it anymore as I don't boot my OpenBSD box as much as I'd like but it has this thing where you press M-/ (I think?) so you can query windows by name. It's really useful. So are groups. - Ctrl-up & Ctrl-down in macOS. Win+tab in Windows. - Windowmaker's Dockapps. I miss those. - ACME: You don't know what you're talking about when you say "UNIX as IDE" if you haven't tried this. - vi keybindings. - A internal wiki: 1/4 of my time is spent writing or reading it. |