My Stack

My front-end framework for the last ~7 years. The ecosystem is just too good, which makes it hard to switch to something else, like Solid.

I prefer typed languages, and I can't imagine writing a large JavaScript codebase without it.

Well executed server-side rendering for React. I love the DX, the easy-to-grasp API, and decisions (RSC) made by the Remix team.

I've tried everything and this is the true way for me. Predictable bundle-size, no naming headaches, and rapid prototyping.

A language standing on the shoulders of giants (Erlang). I really like it's concurrency model and I've learned a lot by studying it.

What is Rails to Ruby, is Phoenix to Elixir. I appreciate how it just abstracts a few concurrency concepts and let me focus on the business logic.

The transition from a butterfly era MacBook to this monster is massive. Best laptop I ever had.

A very good 27-inch monitor for the price. USB-C charging is a huge plus.

I get used to any mouse I use, and this is what I have now. I combine it with BetterTouchTools for extra functionality.

One of my best purchases ever. It does the job for calls, workouts, and quick music sessions.

Amazing noise cancelling for longer sessions.

I have these two keyboards, and I switch between them. First is using MX Brown, second is using MX Blue.

I don't use NeoVim, sorry. I switched to Zed from VSCode, and so far I love it.

I like my terminal to be dumb and fast. iTerm2 does the job.

I don't know why I use it - I keep a single password, and it's my birthday.

Apple notes on steroids. It has versioning and markdown support.

I love sharing gifs and screenshots for my work, and Cleanshot is the smoothest way to do it.

Making local database management a bit easier.

Customization options for macOS.