Uses

What I use to get the job done

Editor

VS Code — the ecosystem alone is by far the biggest reason to switch.

Material Theme I use this on my personal machine.
Night Owl Theme I use this on my work machine.
I use Dank Mono for the main editor font with ligatures turned on. I know…ligatures. Give it a couple of weeks, trust me.

iTerm2 I customized it by following Wes Bos’ course, Command Line Power User.

Terminal Font: Inconsolata for Powerline

Alfred. I use their snippets and workflows pretty heavily.
BetterTouchTool Great tool for customizing keyboard and trackpad shortcuts.
Franz Consolidate all of your various Slack, Messenger, Hangouts, etc messaging apps into one app.
Kap Good, quick video/screen capture tool.
Karabiner Elements I could probably do a lot more with this, but I map my capslock to command+shift+option+control for shortcuts.
Rocket Quickly type out emojis like you do in Slack 🚀
Sketch I design mostly in Sketch these days, but really eyeing Figma & Framer X.

My desk is a Steelcase Airtouch. It’s a great desk, but I bought it before there were a lot more cheaper options, so don’t generally recommend due to the price.
My chair is an Ergohuman ME7ERG. I have a really long torso, so most arm rests aren’t tall enough for me—this was the only one I found that worked for me.
My speakers are ridonkulously old. I bought my Logitech X-530 in college and they’re still running strong. I’m not an audiophile by any means, so they get the job done for me.
My webcam is the Logitech HD Pro C920. It has a decent picture, but I generally can’t use the microphone as it doesn’t have good cancelling.
My keyboard is Microsoft Sculpt Comfort. The more “ergonomic” keyboards never felt quite right to me. this is a nice balance imo.
My trackpad is Apple’s Magic Trackpad. Gestures ftw. BetterTouchTool makes this trackpad actually feel magical.