This page details mostly all I use as a developer. I use a Mac, so a bunch of tools are macOS-specific, but there are some OS-agnostic ones in the ...
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Thanks for all the tabs to sort through! 😅
twitter.com/sodiumPen/status/17851... I see another case coming up but with arc :D
I've long ago submitted to join the early access of Arc browser for Windows. Thanks for the share Nick!
For those who'd like to explore more useful tools, WebCurate provides a great selection of helpful tools for both development & productivity.
Thanks for sharing Hossein. It's the first time I hear about WebCurate.
You're welcome Nick! :)
Thanks for sharing your list :-) Raycast really piqued my interest; so I'll definitely give it try.
I also appreciate apps that offer convenient access to extensive collections of micro tools, such as onlinetools.com and particularly webacus.dev
Glad you enjoyed it Valentin and thanks for sharing your tools!
Thanks for sharing the tools! Also take a look at Freeter
Story on how I boosted my productivity with it: dev.to/alexk/how-i-boosted-my-prod...
Try clingon.dev to see if it fits into your productivity tools
I've never heard of it but I see it's open source. What's the value add? From glancing at it, it's mainly scaffolding for web projects?
ipetinate / clingon
Create components, functions, pages, and other files for your project with a few commands
Clingon CLI
Tired of creating components by hand? And still without any help from the VS Code interface or other IDEs?
Clingon comes to simplify this creation flow You are going to create a React or Vue component, but this component needs a test file and a stories file (if you use storybook), with its entire structure being grouped or separated, it is a very tiring task to create all of this, add the code boilerplate (which I know you will copy from another ready-made file and change everything).
Let's simplify all of this, execute a command, answer some questions, or select your favorite template and that's it, everything is created, just start coding.
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Clingon is a command line tool…
Hello everything is fine? I wrote an article talking about the motivation for doing this project (you can read it here: dev.to/ipetinate/clingon-the-cli-t...), but your question is great.
The central idea of this tool is to reduce time when creating resources in a project, and obtain pre-configured minimal code ready for development. But I have plans, for the future of the application, I want to make it flexible enough to create complex structures for projects, let's say that in your project, every View/Page has a Wrapper component for titles and action buttons, has some specific config or request, in the future it will be possible to add this structure to your own templates, and use them. This adds value to the team, making the learning curve of new engineers on a project easier and faster, or you save time by performing fewer manual tasks when creating a simple component, or page, or whatever (little by little the tool will allow more options).
But I also see advantages for new programmers who don't have as much knowledge, getting a minimum ready to code, or getting opinionated standards instead of creating their own standards.
In fact, in the future with the local templates mode (which I intend to develop and launch soon), the tool becomes flexible and agnostic, serving any type of file or project, not just web projects.
I started implementing web templates, as that is my need at the moment. In the article linked above I talk more about this, but anyway, the tool has space for several important features to add Developer Experience to your daily life.
I do want to give a shout out to the Zed editor. I use it occasionally and it’s super fast, but it hasn’t become my main editor yet. Maybe in the next year. We’ll see. 😎
I'm going to add this comment to the post actually.
Great list and details!
One thing to mention is the very recent hullabaloo over Bartender changing owners and the lack of transparency with a change to an app that has such broad system permissions. Just yesterday MacRumors had an article of Bartender Alternatives for those wary of the new owners.
Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for letting me know about the Bartender change of hands! 😅
And now, make a list for Windows users :D
Buy me a Windows machine. 😜
Ok, if you buy me a Mac :D
Holy moly, you have so many tools that you''re using. I'm excited to start procuring my own set of tools that will be my go-tos. For now it's just VS Code and some extensions... haha 😆
Gotta start somewhere. 😅
Thanks for checking out the post!
I ❤️ this article. I really enjoyed 👍
Thanks Sagar!
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks! (and I most loved the gloves in your AI illustration, they made me laugh!)
I tried to have fun with the image. Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for all this tools you shared, especially in the chrome extensions section, they are helpful
Glad you found it helpful Yahaya!
Nerd zone
Thanks for this, Nick! Oh boy, pumped to get into this :)
Thanks you for sharing this
Thanks for the essential information
love it
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1. Tools That Keep Me Productive (I use a Mac 😊)
1.1 Introduction
2. Editor
Visual Studio Code (VS Code) is my go-to editor.
I was a big fan of Dank Mono for a long time, but GitHub released a bunch of monospaced fonts this year, and I've been loving Monaspace Krypton.
For the theme, it varies. Recently, I've been using the light modern default theme because it's better for my live streaming, but I'm also a fan of the Houston and Fortnite themes.
Even though I have iTerm installed, a great terminal for macOS, I honestly live in the VS Code terminal 99.999% of the time.
2.1 Editor Settings
2.2 Maybe Zed Soon?
3. Browser Extensions
4. Desktop Apps
4.1 General Tools for Everyday Tasks
4.2 Tools for Git
4.3 Frontend Tooling
4.4 Other Desktop Apps
5. Live Streaming Software
5.1 Tools for Live Streaming Guests
6. Command Line Interface (CLI) Tools
I like one tab extension to save all tabs and close them