Software I use, Gadgets I love

Many people often inquire about the tools I use for software development, how I maintain productivity, or the items I purchase to give myself the illusion of being productive when I'm actually just stalling. Here's a comprehensive list of everything I swear by.

Workstation

  • 13" MacBook Air, M2, 8GB RAM (2022)

    I love it. It has been a constant companion through my ups and downs. I particularly appreciate the display and the battery life.

  • Mac Mini, M1, 16GB RAM (2020), MSI Optix G241

    I love it. This device has been a steadfast partner, handling all tasks with ease. Its standout features are the impressive performance and sleek, compact design.

Development tools

  • VS Code

    Doesn't need an introduction - the most popular code editor with incredible extensions ecosystem.

  • Claude Code

    AI-powered coding assistant by Anthropic. Helps me write better code faster with intelligent suggestions and explanations.

  • Windsurf

    Codeium's AI-powered IDE that combines the power of AI with a native coding experience for enhanced productivity.

  • DBeaver

    Universal database tool for developers and database administrators. Perfect for managing multiple databases with a single interface.

  • powerlevel10k

    A highly customizable Zsh theme that enhances terminal aesthetics and usability. It provides visual cues for various contexts and statuses, ensuring a richer command-line experience.

Productivity

  • Cloudflare Warp

    A DNS service from Cloudflare. Warp often routes your traffic through faster paths on the internet, improving overall connection speeds. Built on the WireGuard protocol for efficiency.

  • Arc

    I love sidebars, and Arc did it perfectly. It has tons of features and is more powerful than Chrome. You imagine, they'll create.

  • Spark

    Spark is a great email client. I love the way it handles and organizes multiple inboxes efficiently.