#Alternatives Tools

[lltechnolab]

Top 5 AngularJS Alternatives for Modern Web Development

Discover the top 5 AngularJS alternatives for modern web development. Explore powerful frameworks and libraries like React, Vue.js, Svelte, Ember.js, and Backbone.js to build scalable, efficient web applications.

[engravedlives]

misc music stamps

[spudnikisoffline]

O Roses of the noble castle, Power of Dios that slumbers within me, harken unto thy master and reveal to us - The power to revolutionize Hell!

[the960writers]

Alternatives to google docs

For various reasons, this is now a hot topic. I'm putting my favorites here, please add more in your reblogs. I'm not pointing to Microsoft Word because I hate it.

Local on your computer:

1.

LibreOffice (https://www.libreoffice.org/), Win, Linux, Mac.

Looks like early 2000 Word, works great, imports and exports all formats. Saves in OpenDocumentFormat. Combine with something like Dropbox for Cloud Backup.

2.

FocusWriter (https://gottcode.org/focuswriter/) Win, Linux.

Super customizable to make it look pretty, all toolbars hide to be as non-distracting as possible. Can make typewriter sounds as you type, and you can set daily wordcount goals. Saves in OpenDocumentFormat. Combine with something like Dropbox for Cloud Backup.

3.

Scrivener (https://www.literatureandlatte.com/scrivener/overview) Win, Mac, iOS

The lovechild of so many writers. Too many things to fiddle with for me, but I'm sure someone else can sing its praises. You can put the database folder into a Dropbox folder for cloud saving (but make sure to always close the program before shutting down).

Web-based:

4.

Reedsy bookeditor (https://reedsy.com/write-a-book) Browser based, works on Firefox on Android. Be aware that they also have a TOS that forbids pornography on publicly shared documents.

My current writing program. Just enough features to be helpful, not so many that I start fiddling. Writing is chapter based, exports to docx, epub, pdf. You can share chapters (for beta reading) with other people registered at Reedsy.

5.

Novelpad (https://novelpad.co/) Browser based.

Looks very promising, there's a youtuber with really informative videos about it (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mHN8TnwjG1g). I wanted to love it, but the editor didn't work on Firefox on my phone. It might now, but I'm reluctant to switch again.

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So, this is my list. Please add more suggestions in reblogs.

[sleepyc0rex]

all i wanted was yeewww ❤️‍🩹🦋

[deadthatmetalhead]

Maynard James Keenan of Tool

[poorlydrawntorbek]

Already had a tiny crush on the resident bugbear but the way you draw him makes it woooorse. 😭

Aha I'm sure the way I draw him having that effect says absolutely nothing about my own thoughts on our favorite resident bugbear whatsoever don't look into it.

[larissa-the-scribe]

Me, logging on to 4thewords to do some writing not long after the latest NaNoWriMo news dropped:

no no nonononono--

OH THANK GOODNESS

[ink-ling]

xx

[xxebony-the-strangexx]

[j-tillow]

[mibibosartblog]

Winner of the December completion poll over on my Deviantart, Pirate!Ed. Added a few scars because limbs or no, he's going to get himself into fights. :'D

[tasteofgasoline]

TOOL

Kerrang Magazine

1993

[unauthorized-output]

a message from TOOL found in the insert for ÆNIMA (1996). zoom for details.

[short-wooloo]

There are a million and nine reasons why I hate the "anakin has x personality disorder" takes (mostly because people treat it like it's textual fact and not just their fanon interpretations), but by far the thing I hate most about them is like 70-80% of the time the "evidence" for it (no matter the disorder whatever the armchair psychologist pulled out of the hat this week) always seems to be "Anakin gets angry sometimes"

[ben10-au-mansion]

If possible

For all the bens: is your favorite transformation and why?