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Ask HN: Which tools/services have your favorite UI/UX?
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Re: Ask HN: Which tools/services have your favorite UI/UX?
#42Vim (recent versions) + the `term` command. All shells and REPLs as Vim buffers, also run any command asynchronously. Paired with the `sendtowindow` plugin, can have two-way communication between any REPL and any other buffer.
If you have good resources on this, please share.
Re: Ask HN: Which tools/services have your favorite UI/UX?
#43I like the Stripe Dashboard at https://dashboard.stripe.com/ and also the Kraken.io free web interface (for image optimization) at https://kraken.io/web-interface
On a big screen it's nice, but I find the mobile experience of the Stripe dashboard website terrible.
Re: Ask HN: Which tools/services have your favorite UI/UX?
#44Gerrit, the code review tool. It's a perfect example of a tool that looks terrible if you've never seen it before, but after learning its core concepts you will never want to use any other code review system. It's fast, it's optimized for daily use, and it doesn't attempt to woo you with flashy features up front. It has a tradeoff that most developer tools these days are too scared to pull off, the one where you can'…
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Re: Ask HN: Which tools/services have your favorite UI/UX?
#45Gerrit, the code review tool. It's a perfect example of a tool that looks terrible if you've never seen it before, but after learning its core concepts you will never want to use any other code review system. It's fast, it's optimized for daily use, and it doesn't attempt to woo you with flashy features up front. It has a tradeoff that most developer tools these days are too scared to pull off, the one where you can'…
Please provide a link.
Here's Go's Gerrit instance and an arbitrary change request: https://go-review.googlesource.com/c/tools/+/313749
Prepare to be disappointed and confused. It really doesn't click until you use it, and you discover features like: attention sets, a working dashboard, commit==CR==multiple patchets, stacked changes, push-to-update/rebase/stack, zero friction comments, comment porting, customizable checks and labels, lightning fast keyboard shortcuts, ...
Re: Ask HN: Which tools/services have your favorite UI/UX?
#46Monday.com Avaza Fogbugz Anything JetBrains
Was monday.com a UX you instantly enjoyed or did it take some time? I am not finding it a breeze myself.
Not OP - it took me a bit of time, and I was often frustrated by the things you can't quite do with the product. This was a few months ago though, so things might have changed.
Re: Ask HN: Which tools/services have your favorite UI/UX?
#47The Stripe API docs are the most beautiful and useful API documentation I've ever seen. https://stripe.com/docs/api
There is a project called Slate that is inspired by this and is able to generate similar API docs from Markdown. It’s written in Ruby.
Re: Ask HN: Which tools/services have your favorite UI/UX?
#48I find Excalidraw to be really cool with respect to UI/UX
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Re: Ask HN: Which tools/services have your favorite UI/UX?
#49I like DigitalOcean's site for deploying servers - simple, clean and fast. A few missing advanced features in certain cases, but much more user friendly than AWS.
Re: Ask HN: Which tools/services have your favorite UI/UX?
#50IntelliJ Idea + Ideavim plug-in and my heavily customised keybindings and F1-F12 keys. The same UI and keybindings for all my programming languages. I live in this program for 80% of my computer time.
Tmux+Zsh+fzf+bat+exa for terminals and splits. Same or similar keybindings to my InteliJ setup.