Passionate about building great technology and connecting with people to create positive change. Happy to answer questions about transitioning to tech. Find me on Twitter @lounecl
Everything else is more on a use-case basis, from database related apps, to stuff I don't want in the browser, like discord.
What I find incredible is I could use just chrome, and use a bunch of online IDE's and tools to do 95% of what I want and need. The web really is that darn powerful.
Passionate about building great technology and connecting with people to create positive change. Happy to answer questions about transitioning to tech. Find me on Twitter @lounecl
I write code during the day. In the evening I cook for my beautiful family. By night I build fun stuff using hardware and software. Ping me if you have an idea and I can lend my hand.
Passionate about building great technology and connecting with people to create positive change. Happy to answer questions about transitioning to tech. Find me on Twitter @lounecl
I write code during the day. In the evening I cook for my beautiful family. By night I build fun stuff using hardware and software. Ping me if you have an idea and I can lend my hand.
I like the fact the Obsidian is just a collection of markdown files. I created a dropbox folder and store all my files in it and access them every machine.
I am a cloud application architect with 10 years' experience in software development in several languages, including Perl, Java and C#. I'm an Irishman living in Calgary, Canada. GitHub on @cubikca.
Location
Calgary, Canada
Education
BSc. Computing and Info Systems, Athabasca University
Passionate about building great technology and connecting with people to create positive change. Happy to answer questions about transitioning to tech. Find me on Twitter @lounecl
Teams?? That's surprising (unless you work at Microsoft). I'm seeing a pattern with people preferring GitKraken over GitHub desktop. What makes GitKraken a must have? I'll have to look into Neovim and NGINX
Thanks for sharing your list. I'll install Postman later today
I am a cloud application architect with 10 years' experience in software development in several languages, including Perl, Java and C#. I'm an Irishman living in Calgary, Canada. GitHub on @cubikca.
Location
Calgary, Canada
Education
BSc. Computing and Info Systems, Athabasca University
Well. Teams == Teams/Slack/Discord/Skype. If I were to combine all these, it would be Teams though. I don't work at Microsoft, but I am a cloud architect specializing in Microsoft tech.
I first started using GitKraken when I was frustrated with my inability to do difficult Git things (submodules come to mind) within the IDE. Then I found that it's a really good interface to Git. I never really used a desktop application for Git before GitKraken. It's been good value, so I've stuck with it.
Passionate about building great technology and connecting with people to create positive change. Happy to answer questions about transitioning to tech. Find me on Twitter @lounecl
Passionate about building great technology and connecting with people to create positive change. Happy to answer questions about transitioning to tech. Find me on Twitter @lounecl
Passionate about building great technology and connecting with people to create positive change. Happy to answer questions about transitioning to tech. Find me on Twitter @lounecl
I wasn't familiar with GitKraken. I just installed GitHub Desktop. I've never heard of iTerm. What do you hate about the default terminal?
Basically it's lack of customisability. You can change literally anything in iTerm.
In my opinion,as a tech savvy, will download and install; browser, python, sublime text, wps, gits, win eat files, messaging apps.
Here's my list:
Everything else is more on a use-case basis, from database related apps, to stuff I don't want in the browser, like discord.
What I find incredible is I could use just chrome, and use a bunch of online IDE's and tools to do 95% of what I want and need. The web really is that darn powerful.
very true
Alfred, Bitwarden and Obsidian
I just started using Obsidian after someone recommended it in another blog post. I'm in love
I like the fact the Obsidian is just a collection of markdown files. I created a dropbox folder and store all my files in it and access them every machine.
Neovim, VS Code, Teams, GitKraken, Steam, Postman, MySQL, NGINX, dev languages (C#, Powershell), Azure Data Studio.
Teams?? That's surprising (unless you work at Microsoft). I'm seeing a pattern with people preferring GitKraken over GitHub desktop. What makes GitKraken a must have? I'll have to look into Neovim and NGINX
Thanks for sharing your list. I'll install Postman later today
Well. Teams == Teams/Slack/Discord/Skype. If I were to combine all these, it would be Teams though. I don't work at Microsoft, but I am a cloud architect specializing in Microsoft tech.
I first started using GitKraken when I was frustrated with my inability to do difficult Git things (submodules come to mind) within the IDE. Then I found that it's a really good interface to Git. I never really used a desktop application for Git before GitKraken. It's been good value, so I've stuck with it.
Steam, vscode, discord, chrome, wsl2, battlenet, windows power tools, fileseeker, acestream, git.
Windows power tools on a Mac or do you have a PC? It's so clutch. I have it installed on my work computer
I don't know what wsl2, fileseeker, or acestream are. Will have to look into it further. Thanks for sharing! I love learning about new tools and apps
Sublime Text, GitKraken, Firefox, Insomnia, Typora, Todoist, GIMP, Line, Dropbox, xbar
GitKraken? I'm interested to know why this is in your top 10. Also going to look into a few of these I'm not familiar with- Insomnia, Typora, Line
Line is a really popular Messenger app that everyone uses here in Thailand
I just bought the Macbook Air M1 as well.. here is my list:
very legit. I've installed all 5 of these now
I would recommend you uninstall postman and use Thunder Client extension for VS Code since you're using it
Also, i love Everything, yes Everything (the literal word) it's a search engine for windows, I don't navigate between folders anymore
Git, Node, Python, Chrome, VS Code, WebStorm