Things I Use

Editor

• Visual Studio Code, but I'm also a big fan of JetBrains IDEs like Rider.
• I use the Plastic Legacy - deprioritized punctuation color theme, with a few minor tweaks.
• I have tried every monospace font under the sun (seriously), and have been using Hack for quite some time. Before that, I used a customized version of Input for a while.
• My current choice of terminal is Warp, and it's amazing.

Apps

• Google Chrome for most things. Firefox and Safari for testing.
• VoiceOver for testing screen reader accessibility. I prefer NV Access, but unfortunately it hasn't been ported to MacOS.
• Raycast, a "blazingly fast, totally extendable launcher".
• Obsidian and Notion for planning and note-taking.
• Karabiner-Elements for custom keyboard mappings.
• Mac Mouse Fix for mapping my mouse buttons to switch desktops
• LICEcap for screen captures.
• Google Meet for video meetings.
• Slack and Discord for collaboration.

Hardware

• 2021 M1 MacBook Pro 14" most of the time, MSI Pulse GL66 when I need a PC.
• a small collection of mechanical keyboards
  • EPOMAKER CIDOO ABM081 + TTC Silent Frozen V2 Linear switches + Womier PBT Keycaps - Japanese Style
  • Logitech G613. It hits all the marks for me: switches feel great for typing, attached wrist rest, macro keys, multimedia keys. The only downsides: it's not wired, and I wish it was tenkeyless.
  • NuPhy Air 75
• Logitech MX Master 3S for Mac mouse.
• 2x Lenovo G24qe-20-2022 23.8" monitors
• Sony WH-1000XM3 noise cancelling headphones for when I need to focus or listen to music.
• 3rd generation Apple AirPods Pro for meetings.
• Apple iPhone 13 Pro
• 7th generation Apple iPad