Markus Gebka

I used the free version some time ago since the paid version is barely affordable as a business in germany. InVision

Hands down the perfect prototyping tool for me. It's simple yet powerful and also pretty intuitive. Most things that are mising shouldn't be part of a prototype anyway. This thing is genious. Atomic

Well...it used to be the industry-standard and I still use it for almost all of my professional work. People complaining about it's complexity know they can create custom layouts, right? Adobe Photoshop

I use it to manage my Repos for private projects. I love the clear UI and for me it is way easier to manage than in the shell. GitKraken

I use it for a lot of professional work where I might need more than just a responsive grid. Has a great set of mixins and components and also some nice JS-modules. I love that its so style-agnostic. Really easy to add custom styling. Foundation

I used it for some private stuff lately where I only needed a grid and was looking for the leanest framework there is. Skeleton

I use it for professional work where I know I need a lot ready-to-go stuff baked in like date-pickers and such. Not so easy-to go with custom styling though. Bootstrap

I try to use Vanilla JS where ever I can. But all those "use jQuery" replies to my Javascript-Questions make it really hard... JavaScript