My workflow

Here’s a list of tools I use on a regular basis.

I use Mac OS. Most of what I do involves RStudio and LaTeX. I use LaTeX for everything I typeset: papers, slides, posters—I also used it for my PhD thesis and my book. When I have to use Word, I manage my references with EndNote (Mendeley is another option). Here’s a list of tools I use.

Main tools

This website: RStudio (Quarto + Netlify + Github; HTML, CSS)
Data analysis: R (RStudio)
Document preparation and reference management: LaTeX + LaTeXiT
- Editors: Texifier (Mac)
- Sublime Text or BibDesk to edit references
- Slides: Beamer, Quarto, Xaringan
PDF Reader: PDF Expert (Mac)
Text editors: Sublime Text and Micro
Favorite monospaced font: Berkeley Mono

Package management (Mac): Homebrew
Python: Jupyter Notebook
Experiments: Praat, Gorilla, SuperLab
Phonetics: Audacity and Praat
IPA fonts: tipa package in LaTeX + IPA Palette (Mac)
Notes: Dropbox Paper, Notes
Browser: Safari (Mac) and Vivaldi (cross-platform)
Cloud storage: Dropbox, iCloud, OneDrive, Google Drive
Collaborative work: Google Docs, Dropbox Paper, Overleaf
Terminal: iTerm2 + oh-my-zsh with powerlevel10k theme + multiple plugins (git, web-search, copydir, copyfile, dirhistory, macos, sublime, zsh-autosuggestions). I also like to have a status bar at the bottom showing battery, CPU, memory, and network throughput
General: Automator for simple tasks on Mac OS, Cleanshot and Shottr for screenshots; Raycast for Mac
Photography: These days, mostly Apple’s Photos; Pixelmator Pro is my current go-to advanced tool. You can check some of my photos here. I have used Lightroom and CaptureOne