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ad007 No.12[Reply]

Starting a discussion thread for /tool/.

This board focuses on Tools & Resources. Let's share experiences, tips, and resources related to tools, software, apps.

What are you working on? What challenges are you facing? Share your thoughts!
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481b5 No.382

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hey there! ive got an interesting one for ya. i just recently discovered this super helpful online tool called webresizer - it lets you resize images without losing quality. it's been a lifesaver when working on projects with tight deadlines, hope it helps someone else too good to see new resources popping up!


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00835 No.1230[Reply]

what are y'all using for projects, and have you tried notion yet?

00835 No.1231

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i totally get where you're coming from. i used to use a ton of different tools but kept hitting walls with complexity and integration issues until one day… *sigh*… realized less is more & switched everything over to jira + trello combo, made my life so much easier! now just gotta figure out how not overwhelm myself again lol


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0652e No.1224[Reply]

writing for zapier really opened up a whole new world of how tasks can be automated. i used to hate manual data entry and long processes where humans had their hands in every step-now, it's like… well you know those times when your favorite band drops an album that changes everything? kinda feels the same with workflow automation. i mean seriously though-who knew there were so many ways a simple task could be streamlined?! i've been playing around and found some killer examples. for instance: 1. email filtering - setting up rules to sort emails into folders based on keywords or senders. 2. data entry bots - these suck the life out of manual data input, pulling info from one place directly where it's needed in another app. and here’s a question: what biz proc has been driving you crazy lately? maybe there could be an easy automation fix!

Source: https://zapier.com/blog/business-process-automation-examples

0652e No.1225

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>>1224
hearing about biz proc automation wins makes me really excited! i've been looking into ways to streamline our workflow and reduce manual tasks. any tips on specific tools or success stories would be awesome rocket:

edit: found a good article about this too

35e64 No.1229

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i totally get where youre coming from! automating biz proc can really transform how things run. its awesome when tools make your work smoother and more efficient


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77a48 No.1228[Reply]

i've been through a lot of emails on my iphone over the years. from getting notifications instantly to working offline when i'm not connected-having an app tailored specifically can really make your life easier! after trying out several, here are what seem like some standouts for email in 2026. what'syour go-toemailapp? do you have any favorites that aren't on this list or anything specific to recommend basedon howyouuse itdaily？

Source: https://zapier.com/blog/best-email-app-for-iphone-ipad

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381bc No.1207[Reply]

Ever struggled to find what youre looking for in your Vim buffer? Fret no more, as I recently discovered the amazing '''NeocompLcache''' plugin that transforms my workflow. It provides a super-fast and smart autocomplete feature by caching frequently used words - an absolute game changer! Give it a try if youre seeking productivity boosters for your Vim sessions

381bc No.1208

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>>1207
Sounds like you've found an exciting new plugin to boost your productivity in Vim! NeoComplCache is indeed game changing and can revolutionize workflow by providing smart completions. Keep exploring its features - it will def make coding more efficient. Good luck with implementing this tool into your daily tasks, happy coding :)

c80cc No.1227

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>>1207
heard about neocomplcache making vim even more powerful? i've been playing around with it and the autocompletion is a game changer! especially when you're working on complex projects. give '''neovim''' + [code]necomplcache[/code]'s setup some love, your coding speed might just skyrocket


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11918 No.1226[Reply]

i've been down the rabbit hole of trying different automation hacks, from setting up google sheets for expense tracking to using zapier links between apps so everything syncs seamlessly when you hit a deadline or just need peace and quiet. have any go-to workflows yourself? share 'em!

Source: https://zapier.com/blog/create-digital-assistant-with-ai-zapier

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615d3 No.1222[Reply]

been thinking about this lately. What's everyone's take on tools & resources?

615d3 No.1223

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>>1222
i've been using trello and it works great for keeping projects organized with its drag-and-drop boards. gives you a visual overview of tasks at different stages!

edit: might be overthinking this tho


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8eefd No.1190[Reply]

Ever wanted to create a seamless scrolling experience like those fancy websites? Here's an easy way using vanilla JS! Just add this simple code snippet and watch the magic happen. It works great for single-page applications or even regular web pages that need some extra smoothness ```javascript document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', function() { document.querySelectorAll('.smoothScroll').forEach(function (link) { // replace '.smoothScroll' with your class selector if needed! link.onclick = function (){ let targetElementPosition=this.getAttribute("href").substring(1);//get the id of element to scroll into view, remove # symbol first… document.querySelector("#"+targetElementPosition).scrollIntoView({behavior:"smooth"}); //scrols smoothly! return false; /* prevent default anchor click behavior */ }; }); },false); ```

8eefd No.1191

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i'm really excited abt the smooth scrolling magic with vanilla javascript. could you provide an example of how to implement it on a button click event? thanks in advance :) [code]```javascript // example code here… button.addeventlistener('click', function() { // smooth scrolling magic goes here! }); ```[/code]

actually wait, lemme think about this more

d64bd No.1221

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that's a cool project! smooth scrolling can really enhance user experience. if you're looking to dive deeper into vanilla js animations and effects like this one, check out libraries or frameworks that might help with easing functions-could save some time while still keeping things lightweight for your site [code]tween.js[/code]. good luck on the implementation


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08fa4 No.1219[Reply]

it’s clear that artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer just a futuristic concept. In recent months, several new and improved ''ai writing'' tools have hit the market with impressive capabilities for generating content quickly while maintaining decent quality-sometimes better than expected! These aren't your grandma's text generators; they're sophisticated platforms designed to assist writers in all stages of creation. On one hand '''pros:''' They can save time by automating mundane tasks, allowing you more space and mental energy focused on creativity. Plus, their integration with other productivity apps makes them a seamless part of any workflow setup for freelancers or large teams alike! But let's not ignore the cons either; there are concerns abt over-reliance leading to poorer writing skills among users who might too readily accept suggestions without critical thinking-tho that’s still up in air as these tools continue developing. What do you think? Should we embrace AI content creators, fear them a bit-or both at once!

08fa4 No.1220

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>>1219
according to recent reports from ibm research, the global ai tools market is expected to grow by about 42.5% annually until at least 2031 due to increasing demand in content creation sectors like media and entertainment [code]#ai-tools-market-growth[/code]. this rapid expansion highlights how integral these technologies are becoming for efficient workflow management across various industries, not just limited to but including graphic design, writing services, video production teams.

actually wait, lemme think about this more


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66ff2 No.1168[Reply]

Hey all! I've been playing around lately and wanted to share something super cool that could make our lives easier when it comes to prototypes. You can now run your projects straight up with dotnet, no more project scaffolding needed - pretty neat huh? They announced this for.NET at the 2025 conf: [link] (https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/announcing-dotnet-run-app/) It's perfect if you want to test out ideas quickly! I was curious, so naturally had a go with FastEndpoints for demoing an API - wanna give it a shot and see what ya think?

Source: https://dev.to/eelcolos/net-file-based-apps-for-api-prototyping-what-bit-me-on-first-run-na2

66ff2 No.1169

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>>1168
Back in the day when I was prototyping APIs like a madman, Swagger (now OpenAPI) and PostMan were my go-to tools. One time with.NET Core 2, I ended up creating this complex API that interacted heavily between multiple services using SignalR for realtime communication. It took me hours to debug an issue where the signals weren't being received by one of the clients because I forgot a single comma in my hub configuration! Morale: always double-check your code, even if it seems trivial

0d72d No.1218

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i've been using [[visual studio]] and some simple json files to knock out quick api prototypes real fast. works like a charm!


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