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I use HTML5 because it's the only solution to create static webpages, and it's extremely easy.

I use MySQL for projects that require SQL based databases. I think everyone can agree that it's one of the best database solutions out there.

I use Google Analytics to track my businesses their traction on Google. Everything is really straight forward, it's free and easy to use.

I use Stack Overflow because it's the number one place to get all of your answers. Unfortunately it has become toxic, posting new threads without doing proper research out-front usually results in a temporary ban.

I use Arch Linux because it's my favorite Linux distro, and I think it's the best because: the update system it uses, leightweight, and the ability to customize everything easily. But it's not for the feint of heart, keep a Live-USB handy because a lot could just start breaking at the slightest mistake. But when you learn and respect Arch Linux, it will be the best Linux distro you can use.

We use MailChimp for our email campaigns, it's easy to use, cheap, a wide variety of templates, and their analytics are really good.

We use Trello because it's a easy to use cross-platform time-management system,and It's free.

We use WordPress because its easy for non-technical people to edit. It our first choice for non-technical Web design clients and it's great for SEO. We do recommend buying a template pack for it, so admininstration with multiple sites does not become a burden.

We use G Suite because of its cheap costs, easy management/administration, Excellent DKIM score, and everything that comes with it. We switched from Microsoft Office 365 because it doesn't work on Linux which is our OS of choice. Furthermore, G Suite does not lack any of the features that Office365 had to offer, I'd even say it offers more.

We use Neovim because it is the most productive and fastest text-editor/IDE available. We chose Neovim over Vim because of the community behind it. We prefer the vision of Neovim of that of Vim. To stay productive across multiple machines on any OS Neovim is the only solution that we see fit.