To make your developemnt process more efficient and more enjoyable.
This is a Chrome extension and it lists a GitHub repository in a tree structure in a sidebar.
It opens up Terminal from Finder with current folder path.
It formats your Quick Look window contents. Especially useful when you Quick Look text files such as *.json, *.css, *.md, etc. (but not *.ts)
Here is the repo page on GitHub. TL;DL? Run this line of command to install:
brew cask install qlcolorcode qlstephen qlmarkdown quicklook-json qlprettypatch quicklook-csv betterzipql qlimagesize webpquicklook suspicious-package quicklookase qlvideo
It boosts your productivity on macOS. There are many cool features coming with with Powerpack: Snippets (used be to part of Clipboard), Terminal / Shell, Workflow, etc. Take Snippets for example: when we want to paste a piece of pre-written snippet, let’s say, into an input field on a webpage, such as some organization’s address or some text templates you don’t want to type again and again, all you need to do is
- evoke Alfred Snippets with hotkey (opt + cmd + C in Alfred 2)
- type in the keyword for that snippet
- hit return and then the snippet text is magically pasted into the input box
rather than
- open up a Word document or text file or Stickies app
- scroll up and down to locate the snippet
- copy it
- go back to the browser
- paste it
- finally close up the document full of snippets
But the most charming part of Powerpack is the Workflows. With Workflows, users are able to run a repeated sequence of tasks only with a two-or-three-character command typed in, and there are tons of well-crafted workflows in the community can boost users’ productivity in different scenarios.
Buy it online right over here.
Remember the awkward moments when you
- split screen but could not find the second window you want to display
- dragged the corner of the window to resize it when you do the presentation
- jumped among different windows to fill out a form
They are gone if you start using ShiftIt!
[ShiftIt] provides a set of actions that manipulates windows positions and sizes.
With ShiftIt, You can easily
- make the current window maximum-sized on the screen (you can still see the close window button, minimize window button, and enter full screen button): ctl + opt + cmd + M
- make current window take up left/right-half screen: ctl + opt + cmd + <-/->
- make current window take up top-left/top-right/bottom-left/bottom-right quarte screen: ctl + opt + cmd + 1/2/3/4
- increment/decrement current window size: ctl + opt + cmd + +/-
- etc.
Especially useful when you don't have multiple monitors around you. Play around with it and you will love it!
Download the latest release from GitHub for free.
Go here and contribute to this repo.