Applications

Editors

• VS Code
  • Dark Modern
  • Catpuccin
• Neovim I dont have any special configs for now, i just use nvimchad
• Previously: Atom, Apache NetBeans
• Visual Studio

Browsers

• Firefox
• Arc to make sure whatever I build works across browsers
• Microsoft Edge for development since it's better at RAM usage

Notetaking

• Sticky Notes for task management, long-term planning and notes
• Microsoft OneNote for quick notes, mind-mapping and managing my newsletter

Developer Tools

• Hoppscotch
• Windows Terminal with The New Powershell
• WSL with Kali Linux
• Hack Font
• Figma But Penpot when possible

Misc

• Youtube Music

Helper apps

• WinGetUI all in one package manager for windows
• Bitwarden password manager which really checks off all the right boxes
• Barrier software KVM that allows to share a mouse and keyboard over a network

VS Code Extensions

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 VS Code are:

• Error Lens highlight the entire line wherever a diagnostic is generated and print the message inline.
• GitLens Find out who to blame quicker—spoiler, it's you.
• Todo Tree search your workspace for comment tags like TODO and FIXME, and display them in a tree view. 🌳
• Karma Duh.

OSes

• I use Windows 11 and Kubuntu whatever latest LTS is available side by side on two separate computers but theyre connected with Barrier