Software I use, gadgets I love, and other things I recommend.

Here's a catalog of items I have for coding, boosting my efficiency, or indulging in the delightful illusion of productivity while playfully sidestepping procrastination.

Workstation

  • 16” Apple MacBook Pro, M1 Max

    An absolute workhorse of a laptop! Years later, I still haven't heard the fans kick in.

  • 2 x 27” Dell UltraSharp Monitor

    Dual-monitor portrait-landscape setup. Monitors are 2K resolution (considering a 4K upgrade).

  • Alogic TB4 Blaze Docking Station

    Reliable docking station that works well with Macs. Supports Thunderbolt 4 and has plenty of I/O.

  • NuPhy Air75 v2 Keyboard

    An amazing wireless low-profile mechanical keyboard with vibrant accents that really stand out.

  • Logitech MX Master 3S Mouse

    The top go-to wireless ergonomic mouse on the market.

  • Apple Airpods Pro

    For those casual chilled cow coding sessions.

  • Apple Airpods Max

    For those intense chilled cow coding sessions.

  • Omnidesk Pro Desk

    High-quality sit-stand desk with good cable management built-in.

  • ErgoTune Supreme Chair

    Pretty high-quality ergonomic mesh chair at a fair price.

  • Amazon Kindle Scribe

    My go-to device for handwritten notes and casual reading.

Development Tools

  • Arc

    A beautiful, clutter-free, modern-day web browser packed with lots of cool features.

  • Warp

    Best MacOS terminal by far! A VSCode like experience for your terminal.

  • Sublime

    My go-to simple text editor! Forever King.

  • VSCode

    When developing applications in JavaScript / TypeScript.

  • IntelliJ

    When developing applications in Java.

  • XCode

    When developing applications in Swift.

  • Postman

    Best way to test and manage your forever growing collection of APIs.

  • Sip

    A simple tool for getting any colour value on your screen.

  • PixelSnap

    A simple tool for measuring the dimensions of anything on your screen.

Cool Gadgets

  • Tidbyt

    Super Awesome, retro LED matrix display to display whatever you like. It's pretty developer-friendly and has an open-source ecosystem of apps to install.

  • Raspberry Pi

    A nice-to-have, low-powered mini computer. I currently use it to send myself a daily email with my last recorded weight from my smart scale.

Productivity

  • Notion

    By far the best note taking app and much much more.

  • Rectangle

    A simple tool for resizing and repositioning any window on your screen via hotkeys.

  • Gestimer

    A simple tool for setting small timer reminders throughout your day.

  • Maccy

    A simple tool for storing and accessing your clipboard history.