vscode - take time and setup your debugging environments depending on what app you working on. The debugging features have saved me tons of time. There is a bit of a learning curve but worth it.
iTerm - always open
Insomnia - for API requests
nvm - switching between node envs
Pomy - personal pomodoro time keeper, I like working in 25 minutes increments and breaking my tasks up that way. Then 5 minutes of whatever to think about something else for a bit then back to it. Goal is 4 - 8 Poms each day which is ~2 - 4 hours of solid coding which yields more than you might think.
Brave - browsing and reading for breaks in between poms
Chrome + Devtools - majority work and some browsing
SimpleNote - quick notes, pseudocode, articles to read later
Pretty much all of these are open all the time. Also when I am working I mute my notifications as they get pretty distracting and annoying.
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vscode - take time and setup your debugging environments depending on what app you working on. The debugging features have saved me tons of time. There is a bit of a learning curve but worth it.
iTerm - always open
Insomnia - for API requests
nvm - switching between node envs
Pomy - personal pomodoro time keeper, I like working in 25 minutes increments and breaking my tasks up that way. Then 5 minutes of whatever to think about something else for a bit then back to it. Goal is 4 - 8 Poms each day which is ~2 - 4 hours of solid coding which yields more than you might think.
Brave - browsing and reading for breaks in between poms
Chrome + Devtools - majority work and some browsing
SimpleNote - quick notes, pseudocode, articles to read later
Pretty much all of these are open all the time. Also when I am working I mute my notifications as they get pretty distracting and annoying.