Presentation Notes on Cool Tools

Introduction

• Personal recommendations of tools.
• Nostalgia for paper and whiteboard; technology vs. handwriting.

Excal Draw

• Tool for diagrams, notes, and drawing.
• Combines charm of handwriting with legibility.
• Open source and free to use; actively developed and bug-fixes.
• Gaining popularity, suitable for collaborative work.

Figma

• Design and prototyping tool, overwhelming for some.
• Recently added slideshow feature.
• Essential for UI/UX design; useful for web/mobile development.
• Allows easy changes compared to coding.
• Free with limitations (premium features require payment).

Hostinger

• Web hosting platform for building websites and deploying projects.
• Free domain with hosting plans; business plan recommended.
• Offers VPS hosting for more control.
• Website builder uses AI for easy creation.
• AI tools included for SEO and site predictions.

Codium

• AI programming assistant tool.
• Features: code completion, context-aware suggestions, chat functionality.
• Completely free with unlimited access; funded by enterprise plan.
• Useful for boilerplate code and suggestions.

Beehive

• Newsletter platform used for creating newsletters.
• Simple setup and good text editor for emails.
• Regularly updated with new features; responsive support.

Readme.so

• Tool for creating README files for projects.
• Pre-made sections help avoid typos and formatting issues.
• Simple Markdown editor; free to use.

11 Labs

• AI audio tool for generating voices and text-to-sound effects.
• Features include dubbing and language translation.

Notion

• Productivity app that combines features of Google Docs and project management tools.
• Flexible for notes, to-do lists, calendars, etc.
• Integrates well with other platforms.
• Free to use with collaborative features.

Conclusion

• Summary of various tools presented.
• Encouragement to explore the mentioned tools.