What I Use
Developers often ask about setup configurations, gear, and software choices. Here is a comprehensive list of the tools and hardware I rely on daily to build SaaS platforms and ERP software.
Visual Studio Code
Main IDE for writing TypeScript, Next.js, and Node.js. Customized with Dracula Theme or GitHub Dark Default.
Warp / Windows Terminal
Command line shell environment with custom ZSH aliases and auto-completions.
Git & GitHub Desktop
Version control management system.
Postman & MongoDB Compass
Essential tools for debugging API endpoints and running raw database queries.
Next.js 15 & React 19
My framework of choice for building fast, SEO-optimized, pre-rendered applications.
Node.js & Express.js
Backend execution environments for running REST APIs and workers.
PostgreSQL & MongoDB
Relational database structures for ERP logs, and document stores for rapid SaaS iterations.
Tailwind CSS & Shadcn UI
For styling and assembly of clean, accessible web components.
Developer Workstation
High-performance processing rig capable of compiling heavy Node structures, local database instances, and running emulators.
High-Resolution Display
Main screen for side-by-side IDE editing and responsive layouts browser previews.
Mechanical Keyboard & Ergonomic Mouse
For maximum typing velocity and fatigue reduction during long coding runs.
Vercel & Netlify
Hosting environments for static assets, SSR routes, and automated CI/CD deployments.
Cloudflare (Workers, DNS, R2)
Web firewall management, media asset buckets, and lightweight worker scripts.
Notion
For technical documentation, database schemas design drafts, client briefing notes, and roadmap trackers.