I use EasyEDA, it is a free, zero-install, web and cloud-based EDA tool suite which integrates powerful schematic capture, mixed-mode circuit simulator and PCB layout in a cross-platform browser environment, for electronic engineers, educators, students, and hobbyists.As EasyEDA is completely free, super easy to use, and feature-rich, it holds the first place.
Pros:
Huge and ever growing community
Parts library is quite massiveVery powerful simulator
High-quality PCB designing is possibleDesigning circuit/PCB is free from any kind of hassle.
Beginners can easily get started to EayEDAEasyEDA is completely FREE

Cons:Getting the simulation done is kinda difficult. You need to follow the guide.

I've recently purchased an nrf52840 usb dongle and am having trouble getting it to show up on my com ports list as I can't seem to find a device driver for it. I'm trying to use the nrfutil on the command line and it requires the com port or the device's serial number and I can't find either. Is anyone familiar with this device? Any help would be appreciated.

Edit: I used a program (USBDeview) to list the connected usb devices and their info and "serial number" and "port" are blank for the nrf52840 dongle. Several other devices do not show a serial number or port so I can't be sure that this means anything.

I use EasyEDA, it is a free, zero-install, web and cloud-based EDA tool suite which integrates powerful schematic capture, mixed-mode circuit simulator and PCB layout in a cross-platform browser environment, for electronic engineers, educators, students, and hobbyists.As EasyEDA is completely free, super easy to use, and feature-rich, it holds the first place.
Pros:
Huge and ever growing community
Parts library is quite massiveVery powerful simulator
High-quality PCB designing is possibleDesigning circuit/PCB is free from any kind of hassle.
Beginners can easily get started to EayEDAEasyEDA is completely FREE

Cons:Getting the simulation done is kinda difficult. You need to follow the guide.