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My Setup

What I Use

A living document of the hardware, software, and tools that power my daily workflow. Updated as my setup evolves.

Hardware

The physical tools I use daily

MacBook Pro M3 Pro

18GB RAM • 512GB SSD

My primary development machine. The M3 Pro chip handles everything I throw at it - from running multiple Docker containers to heavy compilation tasks.

LG UltraFine 5K Display

27MD5KL-B • Thunderbolt 3

27-inch 5K (5120x2880) IPS display with DCI-P3 99% color gamut. Perfect for design work and code readability.

Logitech MX Master 3S

The best mouse I've ever used. Silent clicks, incredible scroll wheel, and seamless multi-device switching.

Logitech MX Keys Mini

Compact wireless keyboard with perfect key travel. The backlit keys and smart illumination are clutch for late-night coding.

iPhone 15 Pro

256GB • Blue Titanium

Primary phone for communication, testing iOS apps, and staying connected on the go.

Moto Edge 50 Fusion

Android Development

Android device for app development and testing. Great for ensuring cross-platform compatibility.

Development

Where the magic happens

Cursor

AI-first code editor built on VS Code. The AI features are deeply integrated - from Copilot++ to chat and cmd+k edits.

Cursor BugBot

AI-powered bug detection that runs on every PR. Catches issues before they reach production.

Warp Terminal

Modern terminal with AI-powered command suggestions. The blocks feature is a game-changer for organizing output.

IntelliJ IDEA

For Kotlin and Java development. The best IDE for JVM languages with unmatched refactoring and debugging tools.

Docker Desktop

For containerizing applications and ensuring consistent development environments across machines.

AI Tools

Each for its own use case

Claude

My go-to for complex reasoning, code review, and long-form writing. Exceptional at understanding context and nuance.

ChatGPT

Great for quick questions, brainstorming, and when I need diverse perspectives on a problem.

Gemini Pro

Excellent for multimodal tasks, analyzing images, and when I need Google's latest research capabilities.

Design

Turning ideas into pixels

Figma

For all UI/UX design work, prototyping, and design system management. The collaboration features are unmatched.

Work Tools

How we ship at work

Linear

Project management that doesn't suck. Fast, keyboard-driven, and beautifully designed. Our primary issue tracker.

Notion

Team wiki, documentation, and knowledge base. Where specs, RFCs, and meeting notes live.

Google Workspace

Gmail, Calendar, Meet, and Drive. The backbone of async and sync communication at work.

Slack

Real-time team communication. Channels, threads, and integrations keep everyone in sync.

Datadog

Observability and monitoring. APM, logs, and dashboards give visibility into production systems.

Cloud & Hosting

Where things live

Vercel

Primary hosting for Next.js projects. The DX is unmatched - push to deploy is magical.

AWS

For more complex infrastructure needs - Lambda, S3, CloudFront, and RDS.

GitHub

All my code lives here. Actions for CI/CD, Copilot for assistance, and Projects for tracking.

Note: This page is inspired by uses.tech. I'm not affiliated with any of these products - these are genuine recommendations based on my daily use.