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I switch between commonly used apps with a single shortcut (e.g. ⌥E opens VSCode, ⌥D opens Chrome). Details http://frantic.im/macos-app-shortcuts http://franti

by w1nter 6y ago

I switch between commonly used apps with a single shortcut (e.g. ⌥E opens VSCode, ⌥D opens Chrome). Details http://frantic.im/macos-app-shortcuts http://frantic.im/macos-app-shortcuts I use a simple TODO file for side projects https://blog.frantic.im/all/todo-file-for-personal-projects/ https://blog.frantic.im/all/todo-file-for-personal-projects/

malkosta 6y ago
I love shortcuts to switch applications. I made my touchbar useful with that: https://photos.google.com/share/AF1QipNJWNH0Fjf4dUVWqYV3093TOMFswnJOjlAt6nz8LWJOPHJGzgoTYjc7Twnzc2k9cA?key=bFpkLTZXVDIxR2pTdDBEbVp0OUttQXVGVHlxd1RR https://photos.google.com/share/AF1QipNJWNH0Fjf4dUVWqYV3093T...
jokab 6y ago
on Windows I use Win+1 (windows terminal or conemu), Win+2 VS 2019, Win+3 VSCode, etc
swah 6y ago
Doesn't help with multiple windows of the same app, I'd guess? That is/was a big problem with MacOS for me - I tried using alternative application switchers that displayed an icon for each window instead... Then kinda settled in just using spaces and putting VsCode, Chrome and Iterm on the same places every time.