Software I use, tools development easier and more fun

List of my favorite tools and software I use in the development environment

Workstation

16” MacBook Pro, M1 Pro, 32GB RAM (2021)
Transitioning from Windows to MacOS has significantly enhanced my software experience. While I appreciate Windows, MacOS stands out for its optimal performance in web development.
Apple Magic Keyboard
The Apple Magic Keyboard has been my go-to for years. Its compact version, without the numeric keypad, suits my preferences perfectly.
Logitech M720 Triathlon Mouse
This mouse has been a reliable tool for years, compatible with both Windows and MacOS. Its comfort and long battery life make it a standout choice.

Visual Studio Code
Visual Studio Code is my primary tool for developing company projects. Its efficiency, rich plugin ecosystem, and performance capabilities meet a wide range of needs.
PHP Storm
For Laravel projects, PHP Storm is my IDE of choice. It excels in PHP development with its comprehensive feature set and speed.
iTerm2
As a terminal emulator on MacOS, iTerm2 stands out with its extensive features and swift performance.
Sequel Ace
Sequel Ace is my tool for managing local databases. Its robust feature set on MacOS makes it a valuable resource.
DBngin
DBngin aids in managing my local databases efficiently. Its comprehensive feature set on MacOS enhances my productivity.

Alfred
Alfred, akin to the Sublime Text of application launchers, remains the fastest in its field despite newer alternatives.
Reflect
Adopting a daily notes system has revolutionized my organization strategy. Reflect enables easy topic-based discovery, even as I write in daily notes.
Herd
Herd is my choice for managing local development environments, offering a wide array of features and quick performance on MacOS.
Todoist
Todoist is my go-to for task management. I'm using it for my personal tasks and projects.
ClickUp
In my company, we use ClickUp for project management. It's a great tool for managing tasks and projects.