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Notion for planning, project management, tracking daily habits and routines, personal data collection (BMI, meters rowed, etc.). Obsidian has become my place for thinking and writing to think. The language is a little weird - the product of being nearly 30 years old, and morphing along the way rather than being what I would call a designed language like Python, Ruby, etc. MATLAB has a really nice environment where everything is live, you can evaluate code, examine variables, etc.

I could go on and on, but those are three that really make a difference every day for me. Yoink is great for getting those files on a shelf for a few minutes before I drop them into the place they need to go. Yoink - I am forever needing a file from a folder to drop into a chat, attach to an e-mail or I’m reorganizing/cleaning up the desktop/documents folder.

The ability for me to locate a folder or document with a few keystrokes is worth the price of admission. Examples are someone asking for my passport number, or some auto insurance information.Īlfred - I probably use 10% of this apps capabilities, but it’s still a big deal for me.

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Here’s a few of them that are important to me since I use my Mac for both personal use and work (BYOD kind of).ġPassword - Just an unbelievable resource that allows me not only to create secure passwords, but helps manage a lot of critical information that needs to be stored for those rare occasions I need it.

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Just installed the Big Sur beta, which means I had to update my list that’s tucked away in Notes that reminds me of all the apps I need if I ever do a clean install. Interestingly, Igor started three decades ago as a Mac-only app.Ĭamtasia – While I like the power behind it, I probably only touch its surface in features. For the types of work that I need to do, I would be entirely frustrated when I would be forced to use equivalent apps such as Origin, MatLab, R, Mathematica, Maple, or python.

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Igor Pro – This is the only app I will recommend for anyone who needs to develop publication-ready graphics from data and to create control-panel driven, interactive demonstrations of scientific or engineering formulations. I use this app more on my iPad as my gold standard to work with PDFs.īBEdit – I have the infamous T-shirt! When I need to manipulate text files, this app is a must-have.įinally, I rely critically on some cross-platform and well-developed apps as well: PDFExpert – It is robust than Preview (yet less robust than the Acrobat suite). Numbers – It is less powerful than Excel for real “number crunching” work, yet more appealing than Excel for visual layout of data and results. Graphic Converter – I use this for the cases where I have to adjust images to meet certain critical needs. My less-frequently used but much appreciated Mac-only apps are as follows:ĭevonThink – Someday, I will actually figure out why I keep coming back to this app to establish it as a resource to try to write my textbook. The support for LinkBack between Curio and LaTeXiT is a godsend. LaTeXIt – An essential app to typeset equations as images (e.g.

I’ve tried others but keep returning to TeXShop if for no other reason than that it remains robust and follows the macOS standards well (unlike other cross-platform options). TeXShop – My number one app to create LaTeX. This app keeps my head from exploding with the abundance of tasks that I have across multiple types of projects. OmniFocus – My go-to task manager across my macOS, iOS, and iPadOS devices. Since I started using it some years ago, Curio has dramatically changed how I coordinate my work. Meanwhile, on macOS the beta of Graphic Converter has HEIF support for import, and will have export as well, probably by the release of 10.13.My most used, Mac-only apps are as follows:Ĭurio – An absolutely must-have app to brainstorm, manage top-level views of projects, and develop lecture content. I don't know that the processors could handle it, and of course they'd have to pay. I suspect that the prevalence of online exchange and storage may drive its use more than previous attempts to move beyond JPEG.īut I expect this will be yet another opportunity missed by camera manufacturers, even though we'd get storage, quality, and wifi transmission benefits from it. The end user of an iPhone might not even see it it would all be done in the background. The storage, quality and bandwidth reduction of HEIF/HEVC make it quite attractive to those outfits since they can gain financially from it. These days adoption by individual users (like me sending a photo to you, or just posting up to this site, etc) may not be that important. The various mobile-device connected sites like Instagram are probably thinking about it as well. Apple will be using HEIF/HEVC and that's a lot of devices in one swoop.

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