Some of the things mentioned above are probably already on this list.

Super charged CTRL + R!Īlso, I made an extensive list for Frontend Developer Resources.

mcfly - An enhance search for your shell history.

ngrok - Exposes local servers to the public internet over secure tunnels.

GitHub CLI - GitHub on the command line.

hub - GitHub's improved git (can be safely aliased to git).

Homebrew - The Missing Package Manager for macOS (or Linux).

Camo - Use your mobile devices as cameras for your OS.

CleanMyMac X - A suite of utilities for keeping your Mac in tip top shape.

Loopback - Great for virtual audio sources.

Figma - Design collaboratively on the web.

Fig - VSCode style autocomplete in your terminal.

Krisp - Filter out unwanted noise on calls and streams.

Plash - An interactive desktop background (one or more web pages) for your Mac.

Cloudflare Warp - Faster Internet and some VPN goodness.

Cleanshot X - For better screenshots and screen recordings.

Webcam Settings - Helps me prevent my Logitech webcam from losing focus.

Descript - For editing and publishing my Twitch streams to YouTube.

Muzzle - A simple app for silencing notifications during screen sharing.

Previously I was using Meeter which is great for this, but it's one less app I need now. I also use it for upcoming meetings and events. It's great for having multiple time zones in the address bar.

xScope - Awesome toolset for frontend development.

Amphetamine - Prevent your Mac from going to sleep.

I previously used Alfred, another amazing Spotlight alternative.

Raycast - Workflows, snippets, macOS spotlight on steroids.

I used to use Vanilla, but with the notch in newer MacBook Pros, Bartender made the menubar more usable when dealing with lots of menubar icons.

Bartender - For managing your menu bar.

a11y Twitter - Small changes to how you use Twitter to promote Tweeting in an accessible manner.

Tweak New Twitter - Gets rid of a lot of noise in the Twitter UI.

JSONView - A prettified view of JSON payloads.

Grammarly - A grammar and spell checking tool.VisBug - An awesome tool for frontend (this one’s new for me) (only for Chromium based browsers).You might also be interested in My Mac Setup post, although it is a little outdated. I use a Mac, so most tools are macOS specific, but there are some OS-agnostic ones in the list. If you decide to make your own, consider adding it to Wes Bos' uses.tech. This page details pretty much all I use as a developer.

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