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Time for #DevDiscuss! Tonight's topic: Tools (editors, terminals, apps, services, etc.)

Rules: - Stay on topic - ALWAYS use the hashtag #DevDiscuss - Be NICE/POSITIVE ❤️ - Quoting other tweets for clarity is encouraged

head__chef Dec 13 @ 9:11 PM EST

What's your preferred editor and why is it Vim? #DevDiscuss

ThePracticalDev Dec 13 @ 9:13 PM EST

Oh snap! #DevDiscuss

head__chef Dec 13 @ 9:11 PM EST

What's your preferred editor and why is it Vim? #DevDiscuss

BinaryIdiot Dec 13 @ 9:13 PM EST

A little different but I'm curious what other devs use for side project management. A full fledge app like Jira? Simple GTD app? #DevDiscuss

ThePracticalDev Dec 13 @ 9:15 PM EST

What's your toolset? What editor, CLI apps, productivity tools are key to your process? #devdiscuss

connorjshea Dec 13 @ 9:16 PM EST

I mostly use Sublime Text, default macOS Terminal, Chrome DevTools, and GitLab #devdiscuss

ThePracticalDev Dec 13 @ 9:15 PM EST

What's your toolset? What editor, CLI apps, productivity tools are key to your process? #devdiscuss

Brocco Dec 13 @ 9:16 PM EST

I have been thrilled with everything @code has offered me as my editor. And to think it has wasn't released very long ago #devdiscuss

In reply to @code

photoryanw Dec 13 @ 9:17 PM EST

Vim: Because being miserable is the only way you can feel alive #DevDiscuss

head__chef Dec 13 @ 9:11 PM EST

What's your preferred editor and why is it Vim? #DevDiscuss

Brocco Dec 13 @ 9:18 PM EST

I couldn't agree more... and now the integrated terminal has me leaving for other apps less #devdiscuss

In reply to @TheLarkInn, @ThePracticalDev

tpreston Dec 13 @ 9:18 PM EST

Sublime Text, iTerm, sdkman, homebrew. As far as IDEs go....love me some @intellijidea. #devdiscuss

In reply to @ThePracticalDev, @intellijidea

melanef Dec 13 @ 9:18 PM EST

Sublime 3.0, MySQL command line client, git command line client, Firefox’s Dev Tools, pomodoro app #DevDiscuss

In reply to @ThePracticalDev

parody_bit Dec 13 @ 9:18 PM EST

#devdiscuss

parody_bit Dec 13 @ 9:16 PM EST

Sublime Text, iTerm, virtualenvwrapper
In reply to @ThePracticalDev

zoocat Dec 13 @ 9:18 PM EST

I got to Vim via the Benjamin Buttons path - Atom>Sublime>Vim. But it can do everything and is so clean/powerful. #DevDiscuss

head__chef Dec 13 @ 9:11 PM EST

What's your preferred editor and why is it Vim? #DevDiscuss

tblodt Dec 13 @ 9:19 PM EST

I don't really use any tools to manage any of my projects, I just somehow fit them in my head #DevDiscuss

In reply to @BinaryIdiot, @DevDiscussHQ

txsector Dec 13 @ 9:19 PM EST

A handle of bourbon and a lot of pillows to scream into #DevDiscuss

In reply to @ThePracticalDev

ApekshithR Dec 13 @ 9:19 PM EST

My go to tools are babun with tmux, atom editor, hipchat #DevDiscuss

winniehell Dec 13 @ 9:19 PM EST

@head__chef Did you mean Vim Diesel? I didn't know he works for a newspaper now. @spaydl is one of my favorite editors. #DevDiscuss

In reply to @head__chef, @spaydl

tblodt Dec 13 @ 9:20 PM EST

I use an actual terminal, and vim in that terminal #devdiscuss

In reply to @Brocco, @TheLarkInn, @ThePracticalDev

Pr0x1ma Dec 13 @ 9:20 PM EST

for large repos, Atom but for smaller day to day side projects vim + tmux. #devdiscuss

In reply to @ThePracticalDev

parody_bit Dec 13 @ 9:21 PM EST

Only slightly off-topic: my spouse and I are discussing a issue tracking solution for household tasks. #devdiscuss

BinaryIdiot Dec 13 @ 9:13 PM EST

A little different but I'm curious what other devs use for side project management. A full fledge app like Jira? Simple GTD app? #DevDiscuss

Nick_Craver Dec 13 @ 9:21 PM EST

Visual Studio, VS Code, or Sublime (depending on task). Cmdr or Terminal + git. Beyond Compare. LINQPad. GitHub Desktop. SSMS. #devdiscuss

ThePracticalDev Dec 13 @ 9:15 PM EST

What's your toolset? What editor, CLI apps, productivity tools are key to your process? #devdiscuss

valenc3x Dec 13 @ 9:21 PM EST

VSCode, WakaTime, Cmder, GitKraken, GitLab and musicForProgramming #devdiscuss

In reply to @ThePracticalDev

soundstruck Dec 13 @ 9:21 PM EST

Atom/vim-mode, homebrew, iTerm/zsh, Chrome dev tools. #DevDiscuss

In reply to @ThePracticalDev

tryangls Dec 13 @ 9:22 PM EST

a wonderful blend of @jetbrains for the primary languages, and @AtomEditor for in-betweeners. tmux ftw! #DevDiscuss

In reply to @jetbrains, @AtomEditor

TonyTalksTech Dec 13 @ 9:22 PM EST

VS2015 w/ git and Resharper. @linqpad for a scratch pad. #DevDiscuss

In reply to @ThePracticalDev, @linqpad

connorjshea Dec 13 @ 9:22 PM EST

the options on this poll are blasphemy because of Twitter's option limit, but here you go: #DevDiscuss

In reply to @head__chef

ed1conf Dec 13 @ 9:22 PM EST

You kids with your full-screen text editors. We know that ed is the standard editor. ;-) https://t.co/8n4uMgNpZT #devdiscuss

In reply to @head__chef

gillchristian Dec 13 @ 9:22 PM EST

Ubuntu, oh-my-zsh, atom, gitkraken, docker, nvm #devdiscuss

John_de_Vashon Dec 13 @ 9:22 PM EST

geany, linklint, rename, find, diff, the [heavily-modified] output from Lightroom CC Web module #devdiscuss

In reply to @ThePracticalDev

bendhalpern Dec 13 @ 9:22 PM EST

I'm an @AtomEditor user. I buy into the hackability, customizability, but don't do a lot. Enjoy the default git integrations. #DevDiscuss

ThePracticalDev Dec 13 @ 9:15 PM EST

What's your toolset? What editor, CLI apps, productivity tools are key to your process? #devdiscuss

twobree Dec 13 @ 9:23 PM EST

Slack and git are definitely key. I *could* learn more Vim, but get by just fine. Pen and paper are a must! #devdiscuss

ThePracticalDev Dec 13 @ 9:15 PM EST

What's your toolset? What editor, CLI apps, productivity tools are key to your process? #devdiscuss

igormp Dec 13 @ 9:23 PM EST

Sublime, fish, kvm and google (the most important thing in this list) are mostly what I use for my projects #devdiscuss

In reply to @ThePracticalDev

nilixblue Dec 13 @ 9:23 PM EST

What are your tools for making GitHub an easier/simpler experience? (Tools for your tools) #DevDiscuss

Brocco Dec 13 @ 9:23 PM EST

too steep of a learning curve for me. I tried vim but don't have the time to dedicate to it #devdiscuss

In reply to @tblodt, @TheLarkInn, @ThePracticalDev

noctambula_5 Dec 13 @ 9:24 PM EST

@ThePracticalDev I love using Visual Studio as my IDE as much as possible. #devdiscuss

In reply to @ThePracticalDev

parody_bit Dec 13 @ 9:24 PM EST

I did really like PyCharm while I had an access code for the professional version. #DevDiscuss

twobree Dec 13 @ 9:24 PM EST

because my first job urged me to use it, and everything else looks too complicated and shiny now! #devdiscuss

In reply to @head__chef

pedroyvo Dec 13 @ 9:25 PM EST

Sublime Text 3 with package control & a bunch of plugins + @ohmyzsh + RVM + ubuntu budgie and recently Vagrant #DevDiscuss

ThePracticalDev Dec 13 @ 9:15 PM EST

What's your toolset? What editor, CLI apps, productivity tools are key to your process? #devdiscuss

parody_bit Dec 13 @ 9:26 PM EST

Organizationally, git-flow is nice. https://t.co/iNP4NJx8Rq #devdiscuss

nilixblue Dec 13 @ 9:23 PM EST

What are your tools for making GitHub an easier/simpler experience? (Tools for your tools) #DevDiscuss

digitalmaterie Dec 13 @ 9:26 PM EST

Regarding IDE, it's better a JetBrains product for performance and features. Eclipse and NetBeans just miss it all over Java. #DevDiscuss

grmpyprogrammer Dec 13 @ 9:26 PM EST

@ThePracticalDev These days I am finding Vim+Hyper.is+fish a great combo for my Python test-writing work #DevDiscuss

In reply to @ThePracticalDev

gumnos Dec 13 @ 9:26 PM EST

• Dev: vim, tmux, git/hg/fossil, and mysql/psql • Meta: offlineimap+notmuch+alot/mutt/claws, Firefox #devdiscuss

In reply to @ThePracticalDev

John_de_Vashon Dec 13 @ 9:27 PM EST

Oh, and Facebook's Open Graph tag debugger. #devdiscuss https://t.co/0GNepaDwsY

In reply to @ThePracticalDev

davidmkalman Dec 13 @ 9:27 PM EST

#Developers - would love some #help & a #recommendation #DevDiscuss #devops

bendhalpern Dec 13 @ 9:27 PM EST

I mostly use the CLI, but I'd love recommendations for a good git GUI. I use the GitHub app, but not crazy about it. #DevDiscuss

zoocat Dec 13 @ 9:27 PM EST

@ThePracticalDev it’s a brave person who lists Vim and Emacs side-by-side as one option. #DevDiscuss

In reply to @connorjshea, @head__chef, @ThePracticalDev

connorjshea Dec 13 @ 9:28 PM EST

I will accept death willingly if that's what the people think I deserve #DevDiscuss

In reply to @zoocat, @head__chef, @ThePracticalDev

igormp Dec 13 @ 9:28 PM EST

I've used @GitKraken before, was pretty cool but I still find myself faster at the terminal #devdiscuss

In reply to @bendhalpern, @GitKraken

jacmoe Dec 13 @ 9:29 PM EST

VSCode in Emacs mode for coding. As for tools, I use Gulpjs and Deployer, Conan, bash, depending on tech.. #devdiscuss

In reply to @ThePracticalDev

while1malloc0 Dec 13 @ 9:29 PM EST

Vim, Tmux, Zsh, a bunch of scripts that mostly amount to piping things through FZF, Asana, OneNote #devdiscuss

In reply to @ThePracticalDev

dev_vine Dec 13 @ 9:29 PM EST

Brackets + powershell but apparently I need to try VS code. #devdiscuss

In reply to @ThePracticalDev

TiffanyW_412 Dec 13 @ 9:29 PM EST

iTerm, Atom, IntelliJ, Chrome Canary, Homebrew, Yarn, and I kinda want to check out Hyper. #DevDiscuss

In reply to @ThePracticalDev, @ThePracticalDev

twobree Dec 13 @ 9:30 PM EST

As far as libraries are concerned: Rails, Bootstrap, Slim, and #devdiscuss

_raven_io Dec 13 @ 9:30 PM EST

I'm a fan of iTerm and IntelliJ. I use Atom on my personal machine. #devdiscuss

ThePracticalDev Dec 13 @ 9:15 PM EST

What's your toolset? What editor, CLI apps, productivity tools are key to your process? #devdiscuss

TiffanyW_412 Dec 13 @ 9:30 PM EST

@ThePracticalDev iTerm, Atom, IntelliJ, Chrome Canary, Homebrew, Yarn, and I kinda want to check out Hyper. #DevDiscuss

In reply to @ThePracticalDev

davidmkalman Dec 13 @ 9:30 PM EST

I'm a @brackets & @AtomEditor user for #WebDev and then #Xcode for #iOS & #OSX #ApplicationDev. Use #iTerm2 #devdiscuss

In reply to @ThePracticalDev, @brackets, @AtomEditor

TiffanyW_412 Dec 13 @ 9:31 PM EST

that might be nice but the GUI apps aren’t really great. Have you tried SourceTree? #DevDiscuss

In reply to @bendhalpern

mgasparel Dec 13 @ 9:31 PM EST

Windows guy, so Visual Studio, VS Code, poshgit, GitKraken, and recently discovered cmder. Looking to check out a new DB client #devdiscuss

developerscode Dec 13 @ 9:31 PM EST

A place for random notes (e.g. sublime). Bug to log, test to write, code snippet, etc. Keeps me in the zone. #DevDiscuss

In reply to @ThePracticalDev

MikeWCornish Dec 13 @ 9:31 PM EST

npm scripts #DevDiscuss

ThePracticalDev Dec 13 @ 9:15 PM EST

What's your toolset? What editor, CLI apps, productivity tools are key to your process? #devdiscuss

DugasPhilibert Dec 13 @ 9:31 PM EST

The Silver Searcher is great to search through large a codebase #devdiscuss

In reply to @ThePracticalDev

kimberlypilbeam Dec 13 @ 9:31 PM EST

#devdiscuss Xcode, Source Tree, Webstorm, my guilty pleasure is Text Wrangler for kicking it old school. 😂

In reply to @ThePracticalDev

arthursmith Dec 13 @ 9:32 PM EST

can I just say docker is the best?! #devdiscuss - java, ruby, python underneath, docker makes re-running so easy

In reply to @ThePracticalDev

twobree Dec 13 @ 9:32 PM EST

And my Ruby version manager of choice is... rbenv! I use it every time I switch between projects #devdiscuss

nitish_dayal Dec 13 @ 9:33 PM EST

@typescriptlang (bring joy to JS development), @code (git integration + light + VERY customizable), & @WakaTime (daily 6hr goal) #devdiscuss

In reply to @typescriptlang, @code, @WakaTime

dev_vine Dec 13 @ 9:33 PM EST

No need for pillows b/c as I always say, you can't scream with a mouth full of liquor. #devdiscuss

In reply to @txsector, @ThePracticalDev

justAfanDavid Dec 13 @ 9:33 PM EST

#devdiscuss I used to use Emacs with JDE for java development back in the day, what's popular today?

In reply to @ThePracticalDev

ProfExistential Dec 13 @ 9:34 PM EST

#FishShell FTW Seriously, it has auto syntax highlighting and a clear syntax. Customization is straightforward #DevDiscuss

jacmoe Dec 13 @ 9:34 PM EST

I forgot: CMake - absolute lifesaver. VSCode supports it nicely. #devdiscuss

In reply to @ThePracticalDev

GoldfishWarning Dec 13 @ 9:34 PM EST

#devdiscuss vim isn't that good

sc_vaughn Dec 13 @ 9:34 PM EST

Atlassian SourceTree is a step up when you've outgrown the simplicity of GitHub's client (which lacks git-flow) #devDiscuss

In reply to @bendhalpern

Brocco Dec 13 @ 9:35 PM EST

Looking for reasons why someone would leave the default terminal in OSX for something like iTerm2? It's done all I've needed #devdiscuss

justAfanDavid Dec 13 @ 9:35 PM EST

#devdiscuss started with Ed, then vi, and finally Emacs. Used vim off/on over the years. Kinda fell into use what was around...

In reply to @head__chef

LemoneyLimeLime Dec 13 @ 9:35 PM EST

tmux, jet brains toolkit, tail, git, tig, irc, ssh, mosh, the stack overflow vim plugin #devdiscuss

In reply to @ThePracticalDev

LuishXY Dec 13 @ 9:35 PM EST

You have to use different environments for different projects. Don't be limited to one. #devdiscuss

In reply to @ThePracticalDev

ThePracticalDev Dec 13 @ 9:36 PM EST

What are your thoughts on the future of dev tooling? Where are we trending? #devdiscuss

digitalmaterie Dec 13 @ 9:37 PM EST

Atom editors can't be satisfyingly performant when it comes to large code files: it's DOM-based highlighting. #devdiscuss

TiffanyW_412 Dec 13 @ 9:37 PM EST

JavaScript tooling is the Wild West. As an intermediate junior I’m overwhelmed. Remember Yarn?? #DevDiscuss

In reply to @ThePracticalDev

bendhalpern Dec 13 @ 9:37 PM EST

I just wrote about the 1.0 release of Hyper https://t.co/HZCOEp5y9Z Been playing around with that too. Pretty interesting idea. #DevDiscuss

justAfanDavid Dec 13 @ 9:38 PM EST

#devdiscuss years ago, for java dev work, Emacs & JDE. Also used obj-c & interface builder for apple stuff. Worked 4me...

In reply to @ThePracticalDev

zborschuk Dec 13 @ 9:38 PM EST

Intellij, notepad++ or sublime, git #devdiscuss

MightyPupil Dec 13 @ 9:39 PM EST

you know where dev tooling is unusably terrible and actively user-hostile? #FPGA s. #DevDiscuss

davidmkalman Dec 13 @ 9:39 PM EST

#devdiscuss You recommend it?

In reply to @bendhalpern

twobree Dec 13 @ 9:39 PM EST

Well, according to #Westworld (decades in the future), we'll be using React to program AI. JS is love. JS is live. Forever. #devdiscuss

ThePracticalDev Dec 13 @ 9:36 PM EST

What are your thoughts on the future of dev tooling? Where are we trending? #devdiscuss

brandon_mn Dec 13 @ 9:39 PM EST

Recently switched to VS Code here. Feels weird to use an MS product, but it seems more stable for large files. #DevDiscuss

In reply to @bendhalpern

mollick2 Dec 13 @ 9:39 PM EST

pstorm, subl, vim, git, bitbucket, ansible, iterm, slack and asana. (sometimes @SailorJerry) #devdiscuss

In reply to @ThePracticalDev, @SailorJerry

aaroncawte Dec 13 @ 9:40 PM EST

Always Atom for web, with a few packages. I prefer IntelliJ for Java but my Uni teach Spring (based on Eclipse) #devdiscuss

In reply to @ThePracticalDev

ericbaileyfm Dec 13 @ 9:40 PM EST

Vim, git CLI, everything CLI if I can help it. I like Meld for diffs though. For Windows stack I use VS/SSMS in a local VM. #devdiscuss

ThePracticalDev Dec 13 @ 9:15 PM EST

What's your toolset? What editor, CLI apps, productivity tools are key to your process? #devdiscuss

estrattonbailey Dec 13 @ 9:40 PM EST

vim + array of plugins, git CLI, @js_bin, @zeithq, Clear (todo app) #devdiscuss

In reply to @ThePracticalDev, @js_bin, @zeithq

sc_vaughn Dec 13 @ 9:40 PM EST

I'm interested in *anything* that promises to 'bring joy to JavaScript development', any other recs, folks? #devDiscuss

In reply to @nitish_dayal

bendhalpern Dec 13 @ 9:40 PM EST

I find the idea fascinating. Can't say I've developed a strong enough thought to recommend it yet. #DevDiscuss

In reply to @davidmkalman

nitish_dayal Dec 13 @ 9:41 PM EST

#devdiscuss Containers. I, for one, welcome our new Docker overlords.

filesofnerds Dec 13 @ 9:41 PM EST

anything vi because i can set hjkl-bindings for |g|ridwars and still play #devdiscuss

In reply to @head__chef

grmpyprogrammer Dec 13 @ 9:41 PM EST

CLI seems it will never go away, shift to mobile means old PHP hacks like me will build API end points too #DevDiscuss

In reply to @ThePracticalDev

TiffanyW_412 Dec 13 @ 9:42 PM EST

I’m going to download it. I really like zsh and I’m not sure there’s a way to use it in Hyper. #DevDiscuss

In reply to @bendhalpern

dev_vine Dec 13 @ 9:42 PM EST

On frontend it feels like I spend more time setting up than anything else. Has to get better. Right? #devdiscuss

In reply to @ThePracticalDev

MightyPupil Dec 13 @ 9:42 PM EST

usable languages? no. linters? no. ides? no. version-controllable projects? no. the vim verilog indent plugin doesnt even work #DevDiscuss

digitalmaterie Dec 13 @ 9:43 PM EST

In the future tools with ECMAScript and browsers as foundation would need to defend their competitiveness to native substitutes. #devdiscuss

DugasPhilibert Dec 13 @ 9:43 PM EST

Faster feedback loops embedded in tools. Maybe some CI results in editor before even committing #devdiscuss

In reply to @ThePracticalDev

zacanger Dec 13 @ 9:44 PM EST

everything in Node and/or Go, everything also with a web interface for some reason #devdiscuss

In reply to @ThePracticalDev

OurCodeBlog Dec 13 @ 9:44 PM EST

I use Sublime on my machine, Atom at work. NPM, Gulp, and Chrome Dev Tools are also standard for me #DevDiscuss

ThePracticalDev Dec 13 @ 9:15 PM EST

What's your toolset? What editor, CLI apps, productivity tools are key to your process? #devdiscuss

GoldfishWarning Dec 13 @ 9:45 PM EST

In school I took a class on UI/UX/usability & was astounded, i couldn't understand how any info there was new info to others... #devdiscuss

davidmkalman Dec 13 @ 9:45 PM EST

- Thanks :) #devdiscuss

In reply to @bendhalpern

aaroncawte Dec 13 @ 9:45 PM EST

I'm a sucker for shortcuts using @AutoHotkey too, for both controlling my PC and writing common code. #devdiscuss

In reply to @ThePracticalDev, @AutoHotkey

jacmoe Dec 13 @ 9:45 PM EST

I use VSCode, but I am still trying to use Emacs - like riding a GNU: powerful with a mind of its own. #devdiscuss

In reply to @connorjshea, @head__chef

GoldfishWarning Dec 13 @ 9:46 PM EST

then i tried to learn vim and hoo boy did i understand, what a completely unobvious tool that everyone loves anyway #devdiscuss

OurCodeBlog Dec 13 @ 9:46 PM EST

I feel the same way, especially now that I'm diving more into the MEAN stack #DevDiscuss

In reply to @dev_vine, @ThePracticalDev

MightyPupil Dec 13 @ 9:46 PM EST

my future of tooling looks the same as the past: tcl, perl, and gum. #FPGA #DevDiscuss

GoldfishWarning Dec 13 @ 9:46 PM EST

anyway i like netbeans i guess #devdiscuss

bendhalpern Dec 13 @ 9:47 PM EST

I think the future is more powerful augmentation, smarter compilers and code formatting (Basically I've played with @elmlang 😍) #DevDiscuss

ThePracticalDev Dec 13 @ 9:36 PM EST

What are your thoughts on the future of dev tooling? Where are we trending? #devdiscuss

estrattonbailey Dec 13 @ 9:48 PM EST

more CLIs, more modularity, moar beer #devdiscuss

In reply to @ThePracticalDev

kellyjandrews Dec 13 @ 9:48 PM EST

We have zero guesses for the future. 10 years ago @jquery changed the world. Where we will be in 10 more? #devdiscuss

ThePracticalDev Dec 13 @ 9:36 PM EST

What are your thoughts on the future of dev tooling? Where are we trending? #devdiscuss

tblodt Dec 13 @ 9:48 PM EST

thing is, i'm not really willing to accept that my terminal is a 100MB program #DevDiscuss

In reply to @bendhalpern

kellyjandrews Dec 13 @ 9:50 PM EST

Sure it's crazy and chaos now, but it's a transition phase. It will continue to get better, and have pains, but it's not COBOL #devdiscuss

tblodt Dec 13 @ 9:50 PM EST

I'd like the terminal to have more nice escape-sequence-like things for better formatting #DevDiscuss

In reply to @estrattonbailey, @ThePracticalDev

bendhalpern Dec 13 @ 9:51 PM EST

I agree with you, but I'm willing to accept some of the tradeoffs to see where this thing can go #DevDiscuss

In reply to @tblodt

BrianJSvehaug Dec 13 @ 9:51 PM EST

vscode with visual studio team services all day. Best intellisense, terminal, and git integration I've seen. #devdiscuss

In reply to @ThePracticalDev

twobree Dec 13 @ 9:51 PM EST

Great, I ruined the joke. I meant life not live... Although if JS powers AI, then it IS alive! #devdiscuss

kellyjandrews Dec 13 @ 9:52 PM EST

Today is a microcosm of the eventual. Just a brief moment. The future - better code and experiences. Always be improving. #devdiscuss

justAfanDavid Dec 13 @ 9:52 PM EST

#devdiscuss guessing visual coding; scenario setup,user personas->objective, then push button "build it". Use ML to tune it

In reply to @ThePracticalDev

nilixblue Dec 13 @ 9:52 PM EST

#devdiscuss Ease of use and understandable foundations? That's my desired future. Don't know if it trends that way.

ThePracticalDev Dec 13 @ 9:36 PM EST

What are your thoughts on the future of dev tooling? Where are we trending? #devdiscuss

ThePracticalDev Dec 13 @ 9:52 PM EST

Besides pure coding tools, what are your top tools for staying productive, organized and sane? #devdiscuss

james_collado Dec 13 @ 9:53 PM EST

I have been using Vim since 2001. Mostly because I don't know how to exit it. #devdiscuss

Brocco Dec 13 @ 9:53 PM EST

Next thing I want to see is @code allowing me to customize my touch bar! A button named "rename" or terminal toggling FTW!!! #devdiscuss

In reply to @code

MightyPupil Dec 13 @ 9:53 PM EST

JIRA, JIRA, and JIRA #DevDiscuss

In reply to @ThePracticalDev

LemoneyLimeLime Dec 13 @ 9:53 PM EST

#devdiscuss sometimes my twitter feed just works.

In reply to @connorjshea, @head__chef

kellyjandrews Dec 13 @ 9:53 PM EST

Maybe my answer is a bit vague, but if anyone could say we'd be here today from ten years ago - have them get a lotto ticket. #devdiscuss

JackScottAU Dec 13 @ 9:54 PM EST

A pair of running shoes. #devdiscuss

In reply to @ThePracticalDev

joeyvmason Dec 13 @ 9:54 PM EST

Trello #DevDiscuss

In reply to @ThePracticalDev

noctambula_5 Dec 13 @ 9:54 PM EST

Headphones with good music. #devdiscuss

kellyjandrews Dec 13 @ 9:55 PM EST

this actually hurts to answer a bit.... #devdiscuss

In reply to @connorjshea, @head__chef

Checksum Dec 13 @ 9:55 PM EST

@WorkFlowy works wonders to make sense of all the mess #DevDiscuss

In reply to @ThePracticalDev, @WorkFlowy

dvdmuckle Dec 13 @ 9:55 PM EST

I've been teaching many of my peers at uni to use Git. Going to do a lecture next semester on it! #DevDiscuss

In reply to @ThePracticalDev

dunkrug Dec 13 @ 9:55 PM EST

closed-back, over-ear headphones #devdiscuss

In reply to @ThePracticalDev

spilth Dec 13 @ 9:55 PM EST

TextMate & MacDown (using Markdown) for taking notes and organizing my thoughts/tasks. #devdiscuss

In reply to @ThePracticalDev

filesofnerds Dec 13 @ 9:56 PM EST

😒 #devdiscuss https://t.co/czYfUG8a8A

jacmoe Dec 13 @ 9:56 PM EST

Hope we are headed towards small and modular. Pulling 1 gig of nodejs code just to build a frontend..not cool #devdiscuss

In reply to @ThePracticalDev

GoldfishWarning Dec 13 @ 9:56 PM EST

therapy #devdiscuss

In reply to @ThePracticalDev

sc_vaughn Dec 13 @ 9:57 PM EST

Not saying git-flow is a fix-all, but at least @sourcetree has it. Github's app is almost Jobsian/Spartan; no 'stash' even (!) #devDiscuss

In reply to @sourcetree

jacmoe Dec 13 @ 9:57 PM EST

Remember #leftpad ? https://t.co/FLjVl1iptp #devdiscuss

In reply to @ThePracticalDev

JJJ Dec 13 @ 9:57 PM EST

I use @netbeans, @sequelpro, @gitlab, @mattermosthq, iTerm, and VVV all day, everyday. And I blog a lot. #devdiscuss

In reply to @ThePracticalDev, @netbeans, @sequelpro, @gitlab, @mattermosthq

MikeWCornish Dec 13 @ 9:58 PM EST

Trello and a todo list. Currently trying out GTD: https://t.co/FqZSLn8CPt Also coffee. #DevDiscuss

ThePracticalDev Dec 13 @ 9:52 PM EST

Besides pure coding tools, what are your top tools for staying productive, organized and sane? #devdiscuss

LemoneyLimeLime Dec 13 @ 9:58 PM EST

#devdiscuss @OmniGroup tools for organization. 365 for dealing with email. And @SennheiserUSA headphones

In reply to @ThePracticalDev, @OmniGroup, @SennheiserUSA

kellyjandrews Dec 13 @ 9:58 PM EST

Atom, Node, NPM, Homebrew, Fish Shell, Dash, Git, Deezer, iTerm, Chrome, and some Daft Punk. #devdiscuss

ThePracticalDev Dec 13 @ 9:15 PM EST

What's your toolset? What editor, CLI apps, productivity tools are key to your process? #devdiscuss

techandautism Dec 13 @ 9:58 PM EST

Sanity: coffee or wine. Productivity/organization: Pivotal Tracker. Bonus: @unstuck is fabulous when stumped. #devdiscuss

In reply to @ThePracticalDev, @unstuck

nilixblue Dec 13 @ 9:59 PM EST

My first step to learning jS was "learn2GitHub" and my first step to learning GitHub was "It's easier w/ Linux". Tool trauma. #devdiscuss

ferkungamaboobo Dec 13 @ 9:59 PM EST

The best thing for mental organization is a time tracker #devdiscuss