antoDev uses

Blatantly copied from Wes Bos' /uses page, I decided to list what I use in my everyday life. I don't know, you may be curious?!? 😆

Dev Life

Shell configuration

I spend a lot of time on my terminal and I have to say I freaking love iTerm2. I tried other terminals over the years, but I always come back to it.
I have a bazillion plugins installed on it, but my favourites are:

• Oh-my-zsh, seriously it's the best
• autojump (lets you cd into a previously visited directory, even if you misspell it!)
• zsh-syntax-highlighting and zsh-autosuggestions
• emojiparty (a theme that prepends a random emoji to the command line 🥳)

Main tools

• Visual Studio Code, because yes.

• Insomnia

  An app for testing APIs, 'cause people who instantly remember the curl syntax and all its options have nothing to do with me.

• Chrome

  Obviously.

• Firefox

  Firefox is my go-to browser of choice when I'm doing anything CSS related. Its developer tools are simply superior (but don't listen to me, Kevin Powell knows this stuff better than I do).

Productivity

• Bear App

  I could talk for hours about Bear. It's a markdown note-taking app, but it's more than that. I use it to write my work tasks every week, blog posts, plan holidays, jot down quick notes. It's perfectly fine on the free plan, but I can assure you: it's one of those apps where you actively feel the need to pay for the paid plan because they deserve it.
  
  I swear, I have an Android phone and I'm considering switching to iPhone just for their mobile app, I'm not kidding.

• Notion, it's the best when it comes to organising large documents into categories and it has many layouts and templates to choose from.

Messaging

• Spark

  It's a great email client, with a "smart" inbox, with the option to send delayed emails so you don't bother people outside of office hours

• Slack

Utility

These are all the little pieces of software I couldn't like without. Seriously, Mac OS should have these built-in.

• Paste

  Fast clipboard manager, I wouldn't be able to function without it.

• CleanShotX

  Working 100% remotely I'm constantly taking screenshots and videos of my work to share on Slack and this app does it best.

• Magnet

  A fantastic window manager for Mac OS.

• Rocket

  A fantastic emoji picker 🚀 💯

Font

It's Dank Mono. It's not cheap (a personal license goes for 24£), but it's freaking beautiful, especially on retina displays.