Efficiency and productivity aren't just goals for developers—they're necessities. We craft numerous tools and script our way through daily tasks, a...
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All great ones. Here are many more helpful ones for those who're looking further: webcurate.co/c/developer
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White Postman is great feature-rich application, for many use-cases REST Client VSCode extension is all you need to test API calls - and it is directly from IDE.
there is also Insomnia by Kong or Hoppscotch
Great list. Another productivity app: Freeter. It allows to organize web apps, files & folders, urls, etc by projects and workflows and stay focused on what matters at any given moment. Free & open-source.
Here is a post on how I boosted my productivity with it: dev.to/alexk/how-i-boosted-my-prod...
A couple other great development environment tools:
devbox - I've been using this between my Mac and Linux machines. It uses a simple json file to declaratively manage the development environment for your app or your global environment.
distrobox - An abstraction to manage multiple environments running in docker containers (or any other OCR engine).
Great list! A couple of tools I'd add to the debugging section:
Thanks, it's cool. I recommend two productivity tools.
Focus on work in IDE ：leiga
Automatically generate PRD tool : docuopia
In discussing favorite productivity tools, I'd like to share two platforms that play crucial roles in my daily workflow: leiga and docuopia .
Leiga is an exceptional AI-powered smart assistant designed to enhance productivity and management capabilities by leveraging AI technology. Its intuitive interface allows seamless integration of AI capabilities with a range of productivity tools. Leiga manages your emails, messages, and tasks intelligently, reminds you of important events, and provides personalized recommendations and assistance.
Docuopia is another noteworthy tool—an AI-based collaboration platform dedicated to boosting efficiency by improving team communication and collaboration. It offers various features such as document management, project tracking, team discussions, and intelligent task assignments. These features facilitate more efficient teamwork among members.
For anyone who likes to streamline their API development. Have a look at XAPI. This Platform streamlines your API Development from design to release - and it have a good API designing tool that supports OpenAPI spec and AsyncSpec (Oncoming)
Great list. Here is some additional info on the engineering productivity metrics to track. It may be helpful when determining which tool to choose.
How to get these free tier github copilot plan? I did some searching and found out that it is only free for students or frequent contributors to open source public projects. Is there a way to get a free tier (not free trial) for a independent developer usage?
(prices for a sign up are charged in US $ which has quite expensive conversion rates depending on where you're from, like in my case...)
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I would highly recommend warp as your terminal replacement. It has so many cool(actually helpful) features.
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Using none of them; doing all this by myself; my way, exactly the way I want. Not some shitty/shady company wants me to. Screw them.
all good and all, but we always end up with an excel sheet lol
There's also a new category of tools that are starting to surface that automatically troubleshoot and in some cases remediate issues, for example causely.io.
Copilot is awesome, but it's a bummer that it's not free 😭 I'm now switching to other AI coding tools like MarsCode and Codeium. They're pretty neat to use and the best part is they're free🥹
What of productivity assessment? We use videofeedbackr
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AppMap sounds interesting... And so does Copilot. Anyone have any experience with these to share? Anyone use them professionally?
Is there a recommendation on testing tools ?
Super cool
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