This page draws inspiration from Wes Bos's Uses.Tech project, a collection of developer's setup, hardware and software.
Macbook Air 2015
Still running great for personal usage. I would love to upgrade to a Macbook Pro with SSD and a M series chip when time comes.
Dual Monitors
A simple two 27 inch Dell monitors setup. One for the IDE and another one for all other apps most of the times.
Wireless Keyboard & Mouse
I prefer clutter free working station. Hence wireless is an optimal choice. I use Microsoft All-in-One Keyboard and Trust Primo Mosue for mouse heavy tasks. And, Fellowes wrist and mouse pad for an ergonomic setup.
Sit-stand desk and Chair
This is one of the best investments I made for an ergonomic setup since I had some issues in the past. I use Gostand's The Advance S2 desk and a regular revolving office chair with no armreset.
Visual Studio Code
Go to IDE for any programming tasks. Love the extensions ecosystem which improves producivity and makes lives easier.
Google Chrome
Primary browser for any browsing and development activities. I love the improved debugging capabilities for both JavaScript and styles.
ResponsivelyApp
Quickly helps to test any webpage for it's responsiveness in various viewports.
iTerm2 terminal
Coupled with plugins for theming and auto-completion makes a neat layout which makes me feel like a Hackerman.
Microsoft To Do
A simple todo'ist to organize my day-to-day tasks for both work & life. Sometimes, I prefer going old-school way of taking notes.