Software I use, gadgets I love, and other things I recommend.

After months of pleading my case with spreadsheets of compile times, I finally graduated from my trusty refurb MacBook to this M3 beast. Going from constant fan noise and coffee-break-length builds to this is like upgrading from a bicycle to a Ferrari. Worth. Every. Minute. Of. Begging.

This keyboard has survived coffee spills, late-night coding sessions, and countless device switches. The seamless multi-device support means I can jump between my MacBook and PC without missing a keystroke.

Upgraded from a bargain bin mouse to this beast. It's like going from drawing with crayons to using a precision laser - though my coding errors suggest I can't blame the mouse anymore.

VSCode with an AI copilot that actually understands context. Yes, I'm probably single-handedly melting a glacier somewhere with all these AI queries, but my productivity is through the roof. Sorry, polar bears.

The perfect balance of flexibility and structure. It's transformed how I build interfaces, and the utility-first approach just clicks with my brain. The documentation is a masterclass in technical writing too.

The Swiss Army knife for database management. It's saved me countless hours of building admin panels, and somehow makes SQL feel less intimidating.

Started as our design tool, evolved into our digital headquarters. It's where our best ideas come to life, whether it's during proper design sessions or late-night brainstorming. Beats endless Jira tickets for creative work any day.