I think we're all biased here, a lot of us are developers I'm pretty sure and developing on iOS is not practical as of now so it doesn't really make sense for us to be full time iPad pro users. Anyone do dev on iPads?
Use Working Copy for Git and Textastic for code, they support round-trip. I prefer the enterprise versions. (Also consider Koder, Coda, and Prompt.)
Screens for Remote Desktop.
Ulysses for Markdown that syncs to all devices and publishes to many formats. Visit the website to understand all the things this software can do with Markdown and more.
iThoughtsX for mind-maps that can be graphs (most only do trees) and export to markdown, PowerPoint, Word outlines, etc.
Goodnotes or Nebo for hand notes and diagrams depending on your style.
Liquid Paper, PDF Expert, and/or Papers 3 for turning white papers into new thoughts. Especially pleasant with Apple Pencil.
Kindle for your books library. MS Office for ... office docs.
Use Working Copy for Git and Textastic for code, they support round-trip. I prefer the enterprise versions. (Also consider Koder, Coda, and Prompt.)
Screens for Remote Desktop.
Ulysses for Markdown that syncs to all devices and publishes to many formats. Visit the website to understand all the things this software can do with Markdown and more.
iThoughtsX for mind-maps that can be graphs (most only do trees) and export to markdown, PowerPoint, Word outlines, etc.
Goodnotes or Nebo for hand notes and diagrams depending on your style.
Liquid Paper, PDF Expert, and/or Papers 3 for turning white papers into new thoughts. Especially pleasant with Apple Pencil.
Kindle for your books library. MS Office for ... office docs.