I’ve been trying out and letting go of code snippet managers since the early days of Code Collector Pro. I think I’ve tried just about every solution out there (I think Quiver and SnippetsLab are excellent applications), but I always come back to keeping all of my snippets in a folder of Markdown files.
beta, extension, markdown, nvalt, nvultra, scripting, search, snippet, tagging, writing
Sanebox is one of my favorite services, keeping my email manageable and providing a bunch of handy tools. As always, I recommend checking it out (and here’s my affiliate link), but this post isn’t about Sanebox. It’s about the huge bundle of savings they’ve put together for a lot of folk’s new normal of working from home.
bundle, deals, service
A big thanks to MeisterTask for sponsoring this week’s blog post! I’ve been working from home and using MeisterTask for a while now, and given that most people are in a similar situation at the moment — this post is dedicated to highlighting how MeisterTask can help you and your team work remotely effectively!
collaboration, email, sponsor, tools
This is one of those things that is likely common knowledge, but I stumbled across it accidentally today while doing some studying on web accessibility.
macos, voiceover
A big thanks to MeisterTask for sponsoring BrettTerpstra.com this week! I recently posted about their latest feature Agenda — a.k.a. “one board to rule them all.” This week is focused on the launch of their most requested feature of all time: Timeline, MeisterTask’s very own version of a Gantt chart.
productivity, sponsor
Since I last wrote about Fish (the Friendly Interactive SHell), I’ve become a full-on convert. I actually stumble a bit when I use Bash now, with so many nice Fish features ingrained in my muscle memory. Did you know that Fish records command history per-directory and offers the appropriate completion based on your current working directory? It’s an amazingly productive feature.
fish, scripting, shell, shortcuts, terminal
Thanks to TextExpander for sponsoring BrettTerpstra.com this week! I’m a long-time, die-hard user of TextExpander, and am always honored to have their support.
productivity, snippet, sponsor, textexpander
Thanks to MeisterTask for sponsoring BrettTerpstra.com this week! I’ve been using MeisterTask for team project management for quite a while now, and I’m excited about the new Agenda feature!
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I had been doing a decent job of posting progress updates for nvUltra, but fell out of the habit for a bit there. So here’s the latest news.
nvultra, search
Since posting about the new Marked Custom Style Gallery, I’ve added six new preview styles for Marked 2 that I consider worth a mention: Emma, Mouse, Hardstock, Monophile, Symphonic, and FadingFast. Click any of those links to preview the styles live in your browser.
design, marked, typography
Thanks to Tower for sponsoring BrettTerpstra.com again this week! As I’ve said before, I’m a huge fan of Tower for managing my git repositories and workflows, and the latest features are welcome indeed!
git, sponsor
We here at BrettTerpstra.com take COVID-19 very seriously. We’ve all transitioned to working from home and maintaining social distance, and to providing you with all of our reading materials online for your protection. So, business as usual.
mentalhealth, office, personal, productivity, tricks, video
