Michael Jones

Honestly, we were unable to properly utilize them and it ended up feeling like a waste of money. Better luck in 2023 I guess.

You ever see those embarrassing ailment pictures for various ointments and wonder what poor stock photo person got to be the lucky winner. Well no more worries, let fake people smile on adverts for butt crack preventing rashes.

If a straightforward kanban is your thing this will do you fine.

Would be nice that it became baked in and an official part of windows, as right now there is always the chance of the it just being dropped since you still need to download it form a separate app store. But still, a saving grace from the default windows terminal if you're not using any custom apps already.

An exiting look at the leaps in technology that have been achieved in such a short time.

An exiting addition to programing. Not a tool to forgo developers but something to save time and speed up processes. Or at least thats the vision.

The people in our office may be a bunch of animals as well, but Slack manages to keep up with our conversational nonsense. The apps core feature set is really robust, options to create nested chats, subcategories groups, rules and so on allows us to keep both professional and stupid conversations going.

My personal long term bank has been lacking in usability with their app, where as Revolut has been miles ahead. Comfort of use, clean UI and a growing set of financial features that does not get in the way of core functions.

While the total stack of features can be found on a number of other platforms, it is the quality of life improvements that made this product stand out. Being able to create tasks from a piece of text in a task instantly linking it in, the editable UI that allows you to set up everything in the exact way that you need. Honestly the customization of the app in general is great.