Software I use.
Inspired by Wes Bos, Freek Murze and many others I've put together this list of hardware, software and services that I use on a day-to-day basis. I will keep this list updated as my workflow changes.
Workstation
14” MacBook M3 Pro, 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD
This is my every day development machine that I use for both work and personal projects.
Development tools
PHPStorm
I've returned to using PHPStorm after a number of years on Visual Studio Code. Nothing compares to the power that PHPStorm offers.
Warp
Easy to use, ridiculously fast and it comes with game changing features.
TablePlus
Sequel Pro was my go-to database management tool for some time, however development slowed down and I needed a stable database client. TablePlus also supports multiple drivers such as Redis & SQLite, to name a few.
Design
Sip
An easy to use color picker, that works across apps and websites.
Productivity
Raycast
I was previously a long time Alfred user, however, this year I switched to Raycast which is one less subscription to pay for. Its also extremely powerful and offers a lot of features that I didn't previously have.
Hosting
Github
I store all of my code on GitHub, having transitioned from GitLab and BitBucket due to various issues I encountered with these platforms. GitHub not only offers ease of use but also stands as the industry standard platform for open-source projects.
Vercel
I opt for Vercel as my hosting platform when my projects necessitate robust static site hosting and seamless integration of serverless functions.
Digital Ocean
I host on DigitalOcean because it provides a highly scalable and flexible infrastructure with robust performance, coupled with an intuitive interface and competitive pricing, all of which greatly enhance my overall hosting experience.
Namecheap
I have registered all of my domains through Namecheap; not only are their services affordable, but their user interface is also exceptionally easy to navigate.