I use 16 penny "ardox" nails for everything. These are galvanized twist nails intended for exterior construction. The twist holds well in both end grain and cross grain, unlike ring shank nails which don't hold well in end grain. You can use galvanized nails indoors but you can't use bare nails outdoors. Try to get US-made nails if possible.
Another nail I use a lot are 10d Maze galvanized "siding" nails, available at Lowes. These are also twist nails and are good for spots where a 16 penny nail is overkill.
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