sup

I suggest you take a look at sup (http://supmua.org/). Its goal is to transpose the gmail experience on your terminal. I've been working with the maildirroot branch [0] which mimics the IMAP installation of GMail, so you can use a standard OfflineIMAP to sync between your computer and GMail, and still use all the power of tagging/archiving/searching on your computer. Oh and it has a few niceties, the most important one to me being native support of gpg. Disclaimer: I'm one of the maintainers. [0] https://github.com/sup-heliotrope/sup/tree/maildir-root

Our startup: --Metrics: Mixpanel (http://www.mixpanel.com) --Issue tracking Back to post it wall --SVM Github (http://www.github.com) --Deployment Heroku (http://www.heroku.com) Custom stuff --Sales Close.io (http://close.io) --Payments Braintree (http://www.braintreepayments.com) --Errortracking Appsignal (http://www.appsignal.com) Sentry (for non Ruby stuff, self hosted) (http://getsentry.com) --Performance metrics Appsignal (http://www.appsignal.com) New Relic (http://www.newrelic.com) And some specific stuff in mixpanel --Logs Papertrail (http://www.papertrailapp.com) --Databases and such Elasticsearch (http://www.elasticsearch.org) Postgresql Redis Memcache --Frameworks and stacks Golang (bare, high performance/reliability stuff) Rails/ruby (Main -crud application) Backbone (frontend) Node.js (high performance low reliabillity stuff)

Hah. Great article! Also: * https://github.com/sup-heliotrope/sup for decentralised and lightning fast email. Written in Ruby, very hackable. * http://orgmode.org/ Although I'm a vim user, I use orgmode for: All my todos, clocking hours for clients, spreadsheets for my training, research notes, calendar, anything else that needs organising and planning.