Have you ever thought about the quality of your tests? In addition to code coverage and the number of test suites, how can we measure if our tests are good enough? How many changes do I have to apply to the production code before detecting a bug using our automated…

Can’t write or type fast enough to catch everything being said? Now you can add audio recordings to your notebooks — and capture the context behind your notes. Audio that’s magically synced to the moment you write Here’s how you can record audio alongside your note-taking: Tap the mic icon at the top of the screen to start a…

It’s the news you’ve been waiting for: GoodNotes is coming to Windows. The best part? You can be a part of the journey. We’ve just launched our invite-only beta and are looking for early adopters to try it out, and help shape the future of GoodNotes on Windows. GoodNotes for Windows is now in Beta As we…

A letter to our users, from the Founder and CEO of GoodNotes, Steven Chan — Dear GoodNotes users, On this momentous occasion of winning Apple’s 2022 iPad App of the Year, I’d like to thank you for your support all these years. I still remember vividly the first few days when GoodNotes was launched on the App Store. I was so surprised that people actually…

Diary of an unconventional work week — GoodDevs are at NSSpain 2022 September 2022! After more than 2 years without on-site conferences, our engineering team decided to join one of the biggest iOS conferences in Europe, NSSpain X — we couldn’t say no to the chance to participate with one speaker and also sponsor NSSpain, a great…

It’s time to study — what are you playing in the background? Here are our picks for the best Study with Me YouTube channels and livestreams to study alongside! Study with Me YouTube Channels 1. Abao in Tokyo Vibe: Chill and cinematic Background music: Calming lofi, jazz, piano Study tools: iPad, Apple Pencil, GoodNotes, books, paper Technique: Pomodoro + alarm to indicate…

The Leitner System — aka, the most efficient way to use flashcards. Spaced repetition, active recall, flashcards … put them all together and you get the Leitner System. The Leitner System is a technique for organizing flashcards that prioritizes studying more challenging material more often — until it becomes easy. The Leitner System: How it Works Basic principles …

Active recall — if you’re a student, you’ve probably heard the term floating around. It’s one of the most talked about study techniques out there — and for good reason. Regularly practicing active recall is shown to be one of the best ways to remember what you’ve studied. So, what is active recall? In other…

So, you want good grades? You already know the basics — get enough sleep, don’t cram, and so on… But what are some practical ways you can make sure you’re making the most of your study sessions? Here are 7 study tips and study techniques backed by science to help…