I've been using Things on iOS for a long time and I should say their desktop pricing for me is worth the money and investment. I understand its pricey because it is just a one time payment. As a father, husband and dev juggling between work and family it is just a task to keep up with everything.
This is awesome. I too work on mobile app development. I started on Java way back where I use Eclipse IDE for Android development. Then the transition to Android Studio, I remember I was an early AS adopter around version 0.8. Then I started Swift also the same as you, around 2014. Then another transition to Kotlin. I am not sure if I'm a niche programmer but I want to stay in this lane until I get old and for me as someone who's approaching 40 this is a little bit worrying. But reading your story is awesome and gave me hope.
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Nothing fancy, but where I'm from coding/technical blogs are very kinda rare. I mainly talk about mobile development. Thank you for visiting.
I won't make it without Fantastical and Things. With family, kids and coding hobby projects it is just difficult for everything to be organized without this tools.
Yeah hey’s been usable enough, been using it since the early invites. It has some pretty neat features that I can’t find on regular email. Also, I can post my hey email publicly because I can filter it before it goes to my Imbox. But it is kinda slow but I’m hoping it will improve by version 2.0 or 3.0.
Season 1 was one of the best series I've seen in TV. I'm not sure if the rest of the season lives up to it. Or I could be wrong. I remember the start of Season 2 was kinda slow.