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A simple utility that gives you quick access to all the keyboard shortcuts for any application. Just hold the command key for a second or two to get a list of all active keyboard shortcuts for the current application. CheatSheet works on any application but it’s particularly useful with Xcode to help remind you of one of its countless shortcuts. You may even find some hidden gems you didn’t even know about.
Take “Do not Repeat Yourself” to the new level by using dynamic snippets that expands short text into the final code. Write any code faster and stay focused. Application works with almost any editor or IDE and comes with over 80 built-in expanders (dynamic snippets). […]
A productivity tool that lets you collect together all the things you need to work on your project(s) in one place. Freeter provides you with a dashboard for each project where you can add a number of useful widgets. This includes a Commander widget, that lets you execute a command line script or command with a single click; a File Explorer widget to view a file and folder tree; an Opener widget to get one click access to specific files and folders; a Webpage widget to load any site such as a task manager or dev site; and several more. […]
A private time tracking app for Mac. Qbserve detects activities automatically with an ever-expanding database of over 6,800 sites, apps and games, and categorises them as productive, neutral or distracting to help you understand your habits. You can also assign windows of a single app to different categories, which you could use to differentiate between productive and distracting chats in Slack. All the tracked information is only stored locally on your machine and you can pause tracking whenever you want or choose to ignore certain activities. And now it can track projects automatically, so there’s no need to manually start and stop tasks, and generates invoices for projects. […]
A productivity app to automate your meetings. Solid sends automated reminders to all participants before the meeting, making sure they√¢‚Ǩ‚Ñ¢ll contribute to the agenda in advance and come prepared. During the meeting, Solid√¢‚Ǩ‚Ñ¢s text editor lets participants quickly take notes, mark decisions made, open issues, and assign tasks to other attendees. After the meeting, Solid automatically sends the meeting summary to every participant. They have also just added a Slack integration which lets you keep track of and manage your meetings right from your Slack chat. […]