Software
- Web Maker (Chrome) NEW
- I use this everyday. Web Maker provides a playground inside Chrome where you can build web apps and experiment with ideas.
- ManyCam (macOS/Win) NEW
- Cool tool for enhancing your webcam with multiple feeds, ip camera support, picture-in-picture, face effects and other fun stuff.
- HyperSwitch (macOS)
- Configurable app switcher that is multiple monitor friendly. Pops up on whichever monitor your cursor is currently in. Much improved over the built in app switcher *glares at Apple*
- Alfred (macOS)
- Puts powerful macros and workflows at your fingertips
- Alfred Scratchpad Workflow (macOS)
- My favorite Alfred workflow. This allows you to quickly edit a piece of text and put it back on the clipboard.
- Dukto (macOS/Win/Linux/iOS/Android)
- Cross-Platform file transfer tool. The main interface looks like a buddy list that shows you a list of other people running Dukto on your local network. Then all you have to do is drag files onto their name to send stuff to them.
- Bartender (macOS)
- Mac menu bar icon management tool. Similar to the hidden taskbar icons button in Windows.
- AirMail (macOS)
- My preferred email client. Supports gmail hotkeys, editing in markdown and it’s got a nice interface.
- Sublime Text (macOS/Win/Linux)
- My favorite code editor. This should be on every programmers recommended list just because of multiple selections.
- Scroll Reverser (macOS)
- Allows you to have your trackpad scroll one direction and your mouse wheel the opposite.
- Wraparound (macOS)
- Are you a multi-monitor addict? Give this little gem a try. It allows you to “warp” your mouse cursor to the other edge of the screen. Quickly traverse your displays with EASE! I love it.
- Ubersicht (macOS)
- Handy little desktop widget app that allows you to build widgets in coffescript. Useful for displaying clocks, calendars and performance information on your desktop.
Hardware
- Razor Blade
- The latest Razor gaming laptop, includes 16 GB of RAM and the Nvidia 1060 graphics card.
- Macbook Pro
- The trendy laptop for web and mobile app development
- SteelSeries Siberia 840 (previously known as the Siberia 800 or H Wireless)
- My daily driver. The best wireless headset I’ve tried so far. Wireless lag-free audio, USB powered, Bluetooth mixer to mix phonecalls and game audio, includes two swappable batteries for semi-uninterrupted use, optical input/pass-thru.
- Braven Fuse
- Portable multi input/output bluetooth audio mixer. It has a built in battery, two bluetooth transceivers for sending and receiving audio input/output. I use this for mixing my tunes (on my phone) with the system audio from my laptop. The mixed output gets sent via bluetooth to my wireless headphones.
- MCMs TC-43 Stereo Mixer
- My hardwired solution before I upgraded to the Braven Fuse… This powered mixer/amp combo has two stereo RCA input jacks, an RCA monitor output and a front facing amplified 3.5mm output jack.
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