As developers, we rely on various technologies, frameworks, and tools to streamline our workflow and enhance productivity. Recently, I started a discussion with my friends about the technologies we use daily, including for development, deployment, API integration, and even coding assistance.
Here’s a look at my daily tech stack:
🌐 Frontend Technologies
React: My go-to JavaScript library for building UI components.
Next.js: The framework I use for server-side rendering (SSR), static site generation (SSG), and full-stack capabilities.
TailwindCSS: A utility-first CSS framework that helps me style my applications efficiently.
shadcn/ui: A great component library that works seamlessly with TailwindCSS.
🖥️ Backend Technologies
Clerk: For authentication and user management.
Supabase: A backend-as-a-service platform providing authentication, database, and API services.
Node.js: My choice for backend development due to its speed and efficiency.
Express.js: A minimal and flexible framework for handling server-side logic and APIs.
PostgreSQL: A powerful and reliable relational database for storing and managing data.
⚙️ Tools & Extensions
ChatGPT: For brainstorming, debugging, and generating code snippets.
GitHub Copilot: AI-powered code suggestions that speed up my development process.
Codium: Another great AI-assisted coding tool to improve efficiency and reduce repetitive tasks.
🚀 Deployment & APIs
For API management, I often use Express.js and RESTful principles, along with authentication techniques like JWT.
I deploy my applications using platforms like Vercel (especially for Next.js projects) and Render for backend services.
Supabase also helps me manage authentication, database, and API functionalities.
For API management, I often use Express.js and RESTful principles, along with authentication techniques like JWT.
I deploy my applications using platforms like Vercel (especially for
Next.js projects) and Render for backend services.
💬 Now It’s Your Turn!
I’d love to hear from you! What technologies, tools, or frameworks do you use daily? Are there any hidden gems that have boosted your productivity? Let’s exchange insights in the comments! 🚀
Top comments (18)
Great post! As a data engineer, my daily stack looks a bit different. I work with Python, Argo Workflows or Airflow to manage pipelines, and various databases depending on the project. I also use Docker and Kubernetes for deployment, Jupyter Notebooks for quick analysis, and GitHub Actions for CI/CD. ChatGPT and Warp are my go-to tools for AI help. It’s always cool to see what others use—thanks for sharing!
Wow! You look like an expert.
Tailwind, HTML CSS JS JSDoc, pnpm vercel, express
No JavaScript framework?
check my work: dev.to/pengeszikra/javascript-grea...
Haha, my list of everyday tech will be a bit boring:
At the moment I'm trying to figure out how far can Code Hoke go in terms of how we do code examples in our docs.
P.S. I am not a web developer or something...
Yeah I'm using markdown in my websites as well.. I didn't try code hoke before but seems so good .. thank you for mentioning... ❤
When I develop websites, I use hexee to get hex codes. I created it, and I use it everyday as there is not a "stupid simple" tool out there aside from the one that is on chrome when you look up "hex code"
Seems great! I'll try it
Outside from general software development purposes, I use Neovim for notetaking.
Seems great! I will try it.
Wow ! Expert
Devops engineer here.
Terraform, GitHub actions workflow, vault,
Docker , shell scripts and compute, storage,IAM , data analytics services on Google , AZURE and AWS.
Seems Expert!
tldraw.
everything else is pretty industry standard.
The perfect whiteboard SDK ever! ❤
I am new here and interested in IT, science, and development in. I use Copilot, Claude, and DeepSeek for learning purposes. Thank you for reading.
That's amazing... Just keep going. ❤