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I appreciate the privacy of Telegram. It’s on par with the best of messenger apps, in my opinion. I use it almost daily.

I've made literally hundreds of social media videos using In Shot. It's an effective tool that can be mastered and allows you to create videos in all shapes and sizes to fit your needs.

I've taken dozens of classes on varying topics with Udemy for nearly 4 years. The platform itself is great and allows access to tons of courses on hundreds if not thousands of topics. While some instructors and courses are better than others, you're able to navigate through reviews and pricing to decide on your next course. I'll continue using Udemy for the foreseeable future.

I like Canva! For years, I've been using Google docs for PDF presentations. But, Canva has started to take over some of that with the features it offers. Canva is also great for preparing social media posts and stories.

Once you get a hang of the basics, GitHub is a fantastic resource for codebuilding, editing, sharing with others, collaborating, and deploying your projects! I've been using GitHub for almost a year now, even for sandbox coding.

I've been using Basecamp off and on since 2016. Quite a useful app for managing a small team and organizing inter-office communication.

I LOVE this app. I've used it for a few years and it has a quite effect and fun manner of teaching memorization. It also is compelling to participate often for badges and streaks.

So easy to use and incorporate into a NextJS project. Remembering classes is the only challenge at times; but, their library is massive and it's easy to find the classes you need.

Great to use! Also, great communication from their customer support!