A quick search on this blog will reveal I’m a long-time fan of TaskPaper. The plain-text task manager has provided the simplest form of portable project management I could ask for. TaskPaper 3.0 has been officially released, and it’s a complete rewrite for a new era.
macos, productivity, taskpaper
The team at fournova has announced a survey for Mac developers (web, mobile, app, anything that involves coding on a Mac). I think the information gathered will generate some useful stats, and they’re offering some great prizes for participating.
code, survey
Thanks to 1Password for sponsoring BrettTerpstra.com this week! I’ve been using 1Password since before it was called 1Password, and I wouldn’t want to work without the security it provides. I’ve tested similar products, but nothing has topped the combination of convenience and security of 1Password.
sponsor
Timing - The better way to track your time Swiss Army PDFpen 7 MeisterTask for iOS, Mac, and Android DevMate, a development and distribution platform, is now available for free
recap
While this is a rare class of post from me, the Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport (MSP) is no stranger to restroom stories. But this one is good and has nothing to do with Larry Craig.
personal, review
Here’s the final installment of my favorite stuff from 2015, the very late edition. This covers the “everything else” category, but be sure to check out my lists for Mac and iOS.
books, review
I wanted to share a quick note for anyone with basic to intermediate Python skills. Udemy has an excellent deal on their course “Python for Data Structures, Algorithms, and Interviews” which covers all of the major data structures and algorithms you should know when looking for a job in the field. It also includes resume creation, social profiles, and mock interviews for preparation.
programming, python
Continuing my very late “best of 2015” series, here are my top iOS (including Apple Watch, Apple TV, iPhone, and iPad) for last year.
apps, appstore, ios, ipad, iphone, review
