/uses

• 💻 MacBook Pro 13" (M1) 2020
• 💻 MacBook Pro 13" 2019
• 🖥 Dell UltraSharp 27" 4K USB-C Monitor
• ⌨️ Discipline65 with lubed and filmed T1 switches and MT3 /dev/tty keycaps
• ⌨️ Rectangles.store gradient wave deskmat
• ⌨️ Magicforce Smart 2 68 Key with Gateron Browns
• 🖱 Logitech MX Master 3
• 📱 OnePlus 6T
• 🎙️ RØDE NT-USB Mini
• 🎧 Sony WH-1000XM4
• 🎧 OnePlus Bullets Wireless 2
• 📸 Logitech C925e Webcam
• ​ Oculus Quest 2
• ⌚️ Fitbit Inspire HR

• 📝 VS Code
  • Karma theme by yours truly!
  • Previously Brackets, Sublime Text and Atom
• 🎵 Spotify
• ​ Pocket Casts
• 🎨 Figma
• 🌏 Firefox
  • Chrome when CORS is being a pain
  • Firefox Developer Edition when I'm working on styling (I use CSS Grid and FDE has amazing support!)
• 🗒 Notion
• 💬 Discord
• 📮 Insomnia
• ​ iTerm2
• ​ Iosevka font

I use MacOS, and rely almost daily on a few great packages:

• Brew the package manager for macOS
• Amphetamine super useful when you want to prevent your system from falling asleep
• Rocket emojis, everywhere!
• ~~Alfred a much better Spotlight~~
• Raycast a more developer focused Spotlight alternative
• Rectangle a window manager; I love that I can arrange my windows exactly how I want using just keyboard shortcuts
• Flux helps dim/yellow/orange your screen down when it starts to get late at night
• Muzzle prevent notifications from popping up when you're sharing your screen
• Maccy for lack of better words, a copy-paste manager? allows you to search through your historical copy-s, super helpful
• 1Password password manager which really checks off all the right boxes
• Pock make your touchbar actually useful
• Unsplash regularly changing wallpapers of absolutely wow quality

I believe that the tools and tooling that you use does play a role in making you a more efficient programmer, and a couple of mostly quality-of-life extensions that I use with VSCode are:

• Bracket Pair Colorizer 2
• Error Lens
• ESLint
• Prettier
• GitLens
• Npm Intellisense
• Todo Tree
• Karma