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My Toolbox Personal Apple Ecosystem Debian for servers and MacOS for my desktop. Arc Browser Quickly became my default browser. Notion My project logbook, easy to share and use in teams. ChatGPT Whenever I have questions, this app helps kickstart my learning. Obsidian My brain in Markdown, easily uses JS and is locally hosted. Security NordPass No worries about remembering passwords, it's working well for me so far. Kaspersky An antivirus is never unnecessary. Communication Slack Essential for communication. Google Meet I pay for Google Workspace. Spark All my emails in one place. Design Figma Completely replaced Sketch. Adobe Illustrator The tool I use the most within Adobe's suite since the CS3 version. Affinity Designer Like Illustrator but with a one-time fee. Coding Tools Visual Studio Code Simple and versatile, maintained by Microsoft but open source. GitHub I was once a GitLab follower and a GitHub critic. Termius Combines SSH and FTP, supports multiple devices. It might not be the best, but I like it. Postman Many alternatives for API testing have emerged, but none have convinced me to switch. Cloudflare I always use it for security, optimization, and infrastructure all in one place. Languages/Frameworks TypeScript The safety of working with types in JavaScript. Laravel PHP was my first language, Laravel my go-to for backend development. TailwindCSS It may make HTML harder to read, but it's so easy to use. Vue.js React and Angular might be more popular, Svelte easier to use, but none compares to Vue. Astro There's no more rewarding way to develop static websites. React Native The best way to create apps is natively, but it doesn't always make a big difference. PostgreSQL My favorite SQL, great performance and open source. Python A love/hate relationship, but my first choice for scripting.