What I use

Finding the right stack is key to solving problems efficiently and effectively. This note is a log of the tools and technologies I commonly use, along with some resources of interest.

Tech

• Typescript - Essential for building javascript projects.
• React - The framework I feel most comfortable building websites with.
• Remix - One of the best web frameworks today.
• Astro - My favorite framework for static sites.
• Vite - Tool that makes web development insanely fast.
• Prisma - Modern ORM for databases.
• Zod - Typescript-first schema validation.
• Conform - Compatible with Zod and Remix form validation.
• TailwindCSS - The fatest way to prototype designs.
• Radix UI - Primitives for building accessible design systems.
• Framer Motion - Best library for animations.
• Hono - Useful for creating backends on the fly.
• Vitest - Vite-native unit testing framework.
• Playwright - End-to-end testing framework.
• Eslint - Most used javascript linter.
• Prettier - Opinionated code formatter.

Services

• Github - Where my open source repositories are hosted.
• Cloudflare - The best platform for creating & prototyping services quickly.
• Turso - Powerful production-ready sqlite platform.
• Resend - The best service for sending emails.

Tools

• SVGOMG - SVG optimizer.
• Excalidraw - Virtual whiteboard for sketching.
• Web Test: - Tool to check website performance.
• Keycdn - Various purpose tools for the web.
• Open Graph - Tool to improve SEO.
• Tinify - Tool to compress and optimize images.

Environment

• Arch Linux: My operating system of choice for development.
• VSCode: My go-to code editor.
• Neovim: My secondary editor for hobby projects and learning new languages.
• tmux - Terminal multiplexer for running multiple sessions.
• Alacritty - A fast, GPU-accelerated terminal emulator.

Conclusion

These are some of the tools and resources I use in my everyday life. I am probably forgetting some of them and others are changing or I am adding new ones.