Emacs is the only app you'll ever need once you've mastered it.
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Is it even possible to master emacs?
When I finally learned about Pocket just a few years ago it surprised me greatly that I didn't know about it before and now I use it daily:
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Htop vim and ncdu to name a few terminal apps.
+1 for vim. Although I usually use a stripped down gvim.
Didn't know ncdu, will try.
I prefer btop to htop, the interface is much nicer.
For the terminal (and within vim) another must-have is fzf.
ncdu is like Filelight but for terminal. It’s awesome!
K9S, it is a TUI kubernetes manager that really integrates well into my workflow.