Jealousy List 2021 Shout-out to all the work that made me jealous this year
Since 2015, Bloomberg Businessweek staff has published a Jealousy List of work that they recognize as top-notch.
At Bloomberg Businessweek, we read—a lot. We also listen to podcasts and watch a ton of stuff (often with borrowed passwords). Sometimes we read, watch, or listen to something that we wish we had published. To recognize a job well done, the magazine’s staff and many of our contributors in the Bloomberg newsroom have compiled our annual yearend Jealousy List. Congratulations to those on this year’s list, we hate/love you. —The Editors
h/t pxlnv
In the spirit of sharing great work, I wanted to create a similar list focusing on some of the great work that I’ve come across this past year (and I wish had my fingerprints on it). If anything this exercise has taught me that there isn’t a great place for showcasing small tools and side projects (aside from being lost in the noise of Twitter) and maybe a meta-side project would building such a place.
Automator
As if everything that Jordan Singer makes doesn’t make me jealous, this Figma automation suite is certainly one of the most worthy of this list.
Links: automator.design
Cron
I don’t love using Google Calendar, but I do love using Cron. Cron is a native app that provides an interface to Google Calendar, has some stunning UI design, and a very robust keyboard-first approach.
Links: cron.com
Radix
