Pretty awesome. I use this along with MongoDB.app and Redis.app makes a lot of small tasks easier.

Makes sense. I will add a note about this, thank you

It's a good idea to have placeholder text for the input (date format) in there. It doesn't work on Safari :(

Works well on Chrome though!

I sometimes listen to tracks from musicForProgramming[0] website, and I usually download the ones which I like and then play them off the offline music player.

Other than that, I have some Spotify playlists saved (not from me, some links I found on Twitter and other sites) [1,2]

[0] https://musicforprogramming.net

[1] https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6dlwJYNRdkTfZMALZclyIx?si=...

[2] https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2u5h5ZloqSXRuDMTrRincp?si=...

Adding to lm28469's answer:

Depends on the user base as well. Which users are likely to use the app and you're able to retain easily.

Another factor is how well you / developer knows the platform. For example, if you have always been writing React Native apps, then you can do RN but focus only either iOS / Android app. That way you can give one platform your 100% and then quickly launch to the other platform with lesser work.

Sublime for single file scripts, VS Code for projects.

Spaceship: https://github.com/denysdovhan/spaceship-prompt

Before that, I was using Dracula and Pure.

Typora reminds me of MacDown :)

Funny, it also displays "I'm not a woman" results in the first few pages.

Can confirm this. It drains the battery.