Google Docs + Grammarly + Hemingway App + Google Docs.

I have a lot of copying and pasting going on.

I like using Scrivener when I'm starting from scratch and don't have a clue about how I'm going to organize my writing (regardless of length or content marketing plan). Otherwise, I use MS Word for offline and Wordpress for online passages.

A paper notebook for those ideas that come in the night or when I am using the computer for something.

I write posts in the Wordpress Visual Editor

I use for Notepad++ to write my books

Word for most other things

I sketch on paper sometimes. I

I also use Notepad/ Text very frequently when I am using a computer. In fact, I almost never close this app.

I write in Google Docs when the content is meant to be longer or for editing.

For websites I use sublime text to do HTML/CSS/JS/PHP

for project management it’s trello

And for some clients google docs for the commenting system, after a write up has been made for a QA check.

Most of my initial thoughts are dictated into Evernote via Siri. This requires a bit of editing, but I drive 1.5hrs each day and it seems to be the best way for me.

For my youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/user/TheTechDoctorNetwork I have a Google Sheet with each episode in a seperate tab and a master tab to keep track of everything.

I use the crap outta the Hemingway App. Even though it annoys me to death sometimes, the program points out a lot of my long-winded sentences. Considering you can use it for free, it's a great program for helping your mind thing more concisely while writing.

God Bless

Mark Elmo Ellis

Notepad++

Microsoft Word. I've been using it since it was a DOS program. I also use Google Docs occasionally.

Google docs

Word

I write in Scrivener and edit in Google Docs

and in between I use Grammarly and Hemingway too

Google Docs lets you save as PDF, and even has resume templates ;)

I've recently started writing resumes for clients and have used Google Docs each time for it!

Microsoft Visual Studio 2017

This. (Thank you for putting it here so I dont need to)

Whenever I get the time to write, it'll most likely be with MS Word. For quick notes, lists, etc., I jot them down with Samsung's Notes.

Word

Wow, thanks for that, Hemingway is awesome!

Notepad ++.... a brilliant program 😊.

I've switched to Ulysses for 90% of my writing. Sometimes I write directly in Wordpress. There's somthing about Ulysses that just makes sense for my brain, it's such a subtle thing but the 3-pane organization makes it win over iA writer, which I used to use religiously.

It depends on what I am writing.

I use Word for long documents.

I use Evernote for shorter documents.

Old school - vi to write + asciidoctor for 100% valid HTML formatting.

Old school pen and paper, Notes, Evernote, VI or Sublime Text.

Really depends on what it is.

Classic :)