5 Tools Developers Must Try In 2021!

FOR ACCESSING, MAXIMIZING AND STAYING IN YOUR FLOW 
Dewo is all about helping you protect that focus and get more quality out of each working day. By using Al to analyze your productive patterns, Dewo can help you understand your performance and provide behavioral insights to help you improve the way you work. 

FOR ADVANCED REMOTE PAIR PROGRAMMING Tuple is a tool specifically designed for pair programming, and as such offers a considered screen sharing UI and the ability to control remote machines on a low-latency connection. As the brainchild of three detail-oriented developers, you can enjoy 5K-quality video stream, crisp audio, considerate UI and efficient CPU usage - with the average Tuple call using less CPU than Chrome does while sitting idle.

FOR AUTOMATICALLY TRACKING ALL YOUR WORK Timely helps you manage your time with minimal effort. It records the time you spend in every web and desktop application to a private timeline, giving you a complete account of your work. You can see how long you spend actively coding, as well as time spent managing ClubHouse tickets and Git commits, communicating around projects and structuring work. 

FOR EASILY SHARING CODE-LEVEL KNOWLEDGE 
Alongside undisturbed focus, effortless knowledge sharing is fundamental to developer productivity. Beyond your own bubble, streamlining team workflows and activity is essential to actually produce valuable work. Thankfully, for all your discussions around code, there's Codestream, which takes the effort and frustration out of code reviews. 

FOR GIVING YOUR EYES A BREAK 
Programming can be unforgiving to your eyes, so to sustain long productive stretches of work you need to code responsibly. Ass tool designed to reduce eye strain during night use, f.lux helps to solve one element of this. Working across Windows, Linux, Mac and iOS devices, it intelligently adapts your screen's display colour to compliment different times of day.