The best APP list of 2016, there's always one that's your favorite!

The popularity of mobile phones has spawned many APPS. I n the face of so many APPS, we are all dazzled, there is really no way to judge which is a good APP. G oogle has previously offered a $15 million reward for the best APP. T oday, sister-in-law W3Cschool recommends great APPS or services. Note, however, that these APPS are excellent, but not free.

1. Paid software under macOS platform

Under the macOS platform, there are quite a few software tools, which are excellent, but basically need to be paid for. L ike Fantastical, it is a calendar-based GTD reminder. Then there's MOMM, a serial port management and multi-screen switching tool.

2. Development class

Development class hardware, APP a lot, W3Cschool sister for everyone to collect, mainly DASH, xscope, charles, slack, paw, codebox and so on. A mong them Dash is a quick check of the full-language document manual; S lack is a team communication tool. If you need to, you can go to 123 W3Cschool point cn to view.

3. Service subscription class

W3Cschool's sister-in-law collects service subscriptions to apps or services, including MacUpdate Desktop, Spotify Pro, Rdio Pro, iTunes Match, Droplr Pro, and more. D roplr Pro can share files and support customized short chains as well as statistics. While MacUpdate Desktop is managing/updating/downloading apps.

4.macOS App Offers and Promotional Media

This section mainly includes macTips, anti-fight limit exemption, APPshopper, now mac bundles and so on. MacTips focuses on sharing MAC experiences and techniques, while anti-fight limits are the most complete, up-to-date, and fastest mobile applications and desktop software.

Although the above recommended APP or services, tools, many are charged, but are very practical. W3Cschool sister is definitely not advertising Oh, just at the request of many netizens, just sort out this resource, there is a need to collect.