Any writing code is done in RubyMine (ruby, javascript, HTML/CSS, etc.) It has a terminal, database navigator, I can view GitHub pull requests, and I even use RubyMine for debugging my React/Redux code. So I literally almost never leave the RubyMine window.
However, RubyMine does not give you access to Network Requests (the "Network" tab in the "Developer Tools" window of your browser) which is a pretty big piece of full-stack development since I'm always checking request responses/parameters. That's why Google Chrome's Developer Tools and React Developer Tools deserve an honorable mention since I'm using them quite a bit.
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Any writing code is done in RubyMine (ruby, javascript, HTML/CSS, etc.) It has a terminal, database navigator, I can view GitHub pull requests, and I even use RubyMine for debugging my React/Redux code. So I literally almost never leave the RubyMine window.
However, RubyMine does not give you access to Network Requests (the "Network" tab in the "Developer Tools" window of your browser) which is a pretty big piece of full-stack development since I'm always checking request responses/parameters. That's why Google Chrome's Developer Tools and React Developer Tools deserve an honorable mention since I'm using them quite a bit.