Nice list! I would add few of my daily drivers to this list:
Vim is essential to me, both to quickly edit files and config files and to manipulate large sets of data. I use pure CLI-vim whenver I'm in a terminal, and IdeaVim with my Jetbrains IDE.
To host my open source projects! I like to host my open source projects on an open source application, which is why I use it instead of github or bitbucket.
Postman lets me quickly test API's and perform web requests, which reduces the time spent to find bugs by a lot!
My usual workflow is monitoring the network tab of my browser, finding the one I wish to reproduce, copy it as curl request and import it in postman. I can then easily change the variables, headers or content to see if it breaks the api or causes a bug somewhere!
It doesn't replace Curl, but it does make a majority of the job easier!
Nice one Antony, thanks. At first site, Vim looked daunting to me, but with time the commands get clearer.
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Nice list!
I would add few of my daily drivers to this list:
Vim
Vim is essential to me, both to quickly edit files and config files and to manipulate large sets of data.
I use pure CLI-vim whenver I'm in a terminal, and IdeaVim with my Jetbrains IDE.
Gitlab
To host my open source projects!
I like to host my open source projects on an open source application, which is why I use it instead of github or bitbucket.
Postman
Postman lets me quickly test API's and perform web requests, which reduces the time spent to find bugs by a lot!
My usual workflow is monitoring the network tab of my browser, finding the one I wish to reproduce, copy it as curl request and import it in postman.
I can then easily change the variables, headers or content to see if it breaks the api or causes a bug somewhere!
It doesn't replace Curl, but it does make a majority of the job easier!
Nice one Antony, thanks. At first site, Vim looked daunting to me, but with time the commands get clearer.