Main category:
Sub category: Productivity
Developer: Eduard Metzger
Filesize: 22835
Title: NotePlan


❱ v.1.6.30 NotePlan:
bitly.com/2WHu85l


With NotePlan, I can also easily plan my day, juggle between different projects and access events from Google Calendar. Plus, there’s an easy option to reschedule all open tasks. And the iPhone and iPad apps makes it so much more easier to jot down stuff and to-dos while on the go. Выберите, что вы хотите скопировать: Tower Still the best GUI for working with Git. I seriously love this app. It now supports git-flow, which is just plain awesome. iThoughtsX Setapp iThoughtsX continues to be my top choice for mind mapping on the Mac (and iOS). 2017 saw the addition of support for MindMeister formats, which for me brings it full circle. I use MindMeister’s excellent API to quickly round trip my maps for sharing. It would be a grave omission to neglect mentioning MindNode 5. It’s a beautiful upgrade to an already-solid app and it still holds a place in my regular workflow. Billings Pro Billings has been my method of invoicing and collecting for all of my freelance work for years. Billings Pro has been a boon, especially with the iOS/watchOS versions. MailMate Yes, MailMate is still my email app of choice. There are so many great options lately, but none of them scratch ALL of the itches that MailMate (combined with SaneBox and Spark on iOS) do. TaskPaper Setapp TaskPaper is my jam. I love the ability to use plain text files synced through Dropbox (and Git, see Task Management for Coders). Simplicity in the format, but scriptable power in the app. OmniFocus I used to switch task managers far too often. I’ve stuck happily with OmniFocus for years now. I have great things to say about Things 3 and 2do Setapp, but I’m not switching again unless I have to. NotePlan Setapp So I don’t switch task managers, but I do dilute my system a bit when something is just too useful to avoid. Noteplan is one of those. It uses the TaskPaper format to collect notes and todo lists, synced over iCloud with the companion iOS app. I wrote this up for MacStories last year. Timing Setapp When I want to know how I’m spending my time on my computer, whether out of curiosity or for billing, Timing is the easiest and coolest way to do it. Automatic tracking with the ability to tag and build projects based on what documents you opened, websites you visited, etc.. There’s also a new tool called Break that looks highly intriguing. Might make it into next year’s roundup. Banktivity I’ve been using Banktivity for finances for the last few years (since it was called iBank), It does an excellent job of automatically pulling in all of my transactions from all of my accounts and allowing me to categorize them. Regex pattern matching allows automatic categorization (and a simple GUI interface to make it painless), and the charts and breakdowns are excellent. Cardhop This is the coolest thing to happen to contact management in years. If you like the instant calendar access that Fantastical provides, Cardhop brings the same power to your contacts. See my writeup for more info. Curio I continue to be a big fan of Curio, and 2017 saw the release of Curio 11. It keeps getting better. Integrated mind maps, lists, tables, index cards, albums, pinboards, and stacks, along with awesome features like dragging in an OPML file and converting it to an outline or a mind map instantly. PDFpenPro If you do any serious work with PDFs, PDFpen Pro is a must-have. Multi-lingual OCR, complete annotation and editing tools, and a full suite of apps across all Apple platforms. Disclosure: PDFpen developer Smile is a long-time supporter of this blog. This in no way affects the fact that I think their products are top notch. Paprika Recipe Manager I’m going to go ahead and include Paprika in my productivity section because it makes my kitchen so much more… productive. It’s the best recipe manager, and the latest version further improves the shopping list and pantry management. Deliveries I mentioned Deliveries in my best of iOS list. I found out via Twitter that you can forward shipping notification emails to Deliveries and have your stuff automatically added for easy tracking right from Notification Center (Today view). Includes: K'ed by TNT The closest Evernote competitor is OneNote, and it’s completely free. Access your notes from any device, save files and sketches, clip web pages and collaborate with others. Unlike with Evernote, there’s no two-device restriction to deal with here. Despite its steep price, Fantastical continues to be the number-one replacement for Apple’s basic calendar app. It integrates with Apple Reminders, has a today widget, and also a dedicated iOS app.




Best! version 9gy_noteplan_ver_1.8.30.app
macpkg.icu?id=58077&kw=9gy_noteplan_ver_1.8.30.app [26031 kbytes]

Best to El Captan version_1.6.12_noteplan_b7m.tar.gz
macpkg.icu?id=58077&kw=version_1.6.12_noteplan_b7m.tar.gz [26031 kbytes]

Updated for High Sierra v-1.6.28-NotePlan-0y13d.dmg
macpkg.icu?id=58077&kw=v-1.6.28-NotePlan-0y13d.dmg [23520 kbytes]


LastPass
If you’d rather go the free and open-source route, GIMP is the most obvious choice. It comes in a macOS-flavored version with RAW support and a range of photo-editing plugins.
Keep notes organized by date
You need to use the Bullet Journal companion app along with, and not instead of, your analog bullet journal. That makes this simple mobile app from the makers of Bullet Journal the odd one out on this list. But it’s the perfect solution if you’re not ready to let go of your paper journal completely in favor of a digital one.
Sign up to receive updates, offers and invites for upcoming releases.
I feel almost the same, although after trying to force vim on myself for a week I found that I missed the basic motion commands (moving across words and lines, deleting words and lines, etc.). It does feel faster to not have to move my right hand to somewhere else to move around in my code. Fortunately just about every modern IDE and editor has some kind of vim emulation so I can get the best of both worlds!
Please check ADLM page.
Best of 2017: Nerding out on macOS




(22378 KB) App vers.1.6.32 NotePlan zjg7r 1.6.18 Updated to 10.12
florena.freeforums.net/thread/71/working-installer-9idt-noteplan-mojave


(26031 KB) App NOTEPLAN VERS 1.6.18 4CWT 1.6.32 Recomended 10.12
www.scoop.it/topic/xanvershendtoursay-27/p/4107562436/2019/05/14/


(19409 KB) 6LJHO6 VER. 1.6.17 NOTEPLAN 1.6.24 Updated to MacOS
4portfolio.ru/user/rabmeddkinne1978-badcompany-pw/download-noteplan-1-6-30-on-10-13


(22835 KB) Software NotePlan v.1.6.20 AzYTM8 1.6.29 Recomended! version
anewforce.proboards.com/thread/384/imac-installer-noteplan


(20551 KB) Free MMfCrh NotePlan ver. 1.9.30 1.6.23 to iMac Pro
forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=DQSIkWdsW0yxEjajBLZtrQAAAAAAAAAAAAMAAB5FkFdUNkhFRFlKTlJFN0lFNDBTQzlaVjNTR0FGMC4u


(19866 KB) 4TE5I VER. 2.6.30 NOTEPLAN 1.6.33 Recomended for Mac mini
theasterousstudios.freeforums.net/thread/78/management-markdown-calendar-notes-install


(23291 KB) Free HXEY0K NOTEPLAN 1.6.29 1.6.25 Version on 10.13
swammerlehigti.e-monsite.com/blog/10-13-4-noteplan-1-6-30-download.html



Best OS X 2.3.10-XtraFinder-I6j4.app
4portfolio.ru/user/rolmaucumblub1983-keomea-top/on-mojave-download-xtrafinder-last-version [6655 kbytes] 1.2.2

New! version UQ3Wlw_ver._1.5.10_XtraFinder.zip
essitergamocar.diarynote.jp/201905142050172656/ [5969 kbytes] 0.27

on iMac Pro V.2.3.1_THE_VAULT_HDRRB.APP
gaffney.proboards.com/thread/1385/install-vault-10-12 [16091 kbytes] 3.0.2

Best on 10.11 Hghrgo-ver.-6.0.2-CalcTape.zip
lipsbusynte.wifeo.com/797581.php [1081 kbytes] 8.0.1