Manuel Benancio

Tried it, liked it, never stopped using it.

Switched to pnpm. Saved gigs. Never looked back.

I was once a GitLab follower and a GitHub critic.

Protect my sites, speed them up, run code without servers.

Many alternatives have emerged — none convinced me.

Combines SSH and FTP, supports multiple devices.

The safety of working with types in JavaScript.

React and Angular might be more popular. None compares.

There's no more rewarding way to build static sites.

A love/hate relationship — my first choice for scripting.

Not my favorite syntax, but damn, it runs fast.

Feels like Python grew up and learned async.

My early dev days — PHP, and mostly with Laravel.

It may make HTML harder to read, but it's so easy to use.

My favorite SQL — great performance and open source.

Native is better, but it doesn't always make a big difference.

Completely replaced Sketch.

My most-used Adobe tool since the CS3 version.

Like Illustrator — with a one-time fee.

Debian for servers and MacOS for my desktop.

Quickly became my default browser.

My project logbook — easy to share and use in teams.

Whenever I have questions, this app helps kickstart my learning.

My brain in Markdown, easily uses JS and is locally hosted.

The easiest way I've found to send and store files.

Essential for communication.

I pay for Google Workspace.

All my emails in one place.

A virtual office, desk included.

No worries about remembering passwords.

An antivirus is never unnecessary.