These are a few tools I use in development. Of course, there are many more and some of the ones below (e.g. Gource 🙂 ) aren’t truly useful. But you could read about them and maybe try them out.
Common for all environments
- Visual Studio Code
- Atom
- node.js
- Postman
- Gource
- Teamviewer
- Anydesk
- Kingsoft Office
- SourceTree
- SQLite browser
Windows
OSX
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