What are the best learning sites for Python?
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What are some tools every PhD student should use?
For managing papers: EndNote, Mendeley, JabRef, etc.For editing LaTeX documents: TeXStudio, Texmaker, LyX (very friendly), etc. To easily share and collaborate on a latex document: Take a look at some cloud LaTeX services such as Overleaf or ShareLatex.For drawing vectorized figures: Inkscape, Microsoft Visio (both work well with LaTeX). You can also directly use LaTeX to make figures (advanced level)For making graphs from data/results: gnuplot, matplotlib (I usually use with Python), RStudio, Excel, MATLAB, etc.For taking notes: Evernote, Microsoft OneNote (both have app on mobile phone)For searching literature: Google Scholar, IEEE Xplore (for engineering students), or just Google.For downloading papers: (not recommended though): SciHub, Libgen, etc.For reading PDFs: Mendeley is my first recommendation, you can use it for multiple purposes: organizing/reading/highlighting… papers. If you just want a fast lauching tool, try using SumatraPDF, a very light software. If you want to have more powerful tools such as commenting, adding signature… Foxit Reader is one of the best choices.For merging/spliting PDFs: PDFsamFor viewing/editing or even compiling codes: Notepad++, Sublime Text, etc.For collaborative documentation, research papers and source codes in addition to version control: Git, e.g. Github and GitlabP.S. Thank you for all the upvotes, I will keep this answer updated!