A collection of Terminal tools I love, for better productivity.
Homebrew-Cask extends Homebrew and brings its elegance, simplicity, and speed to macOS applications and large binaries alike.
Not only brew is a lovely (and the leading) package manager for macOS, it also comes with cask, command to install applications.
This…
Updated Feb 2020
My The Ultimate Atom Editor Setup (+for JS/React) post is pretty popular, but not long ago I migrated to VSCode.
Why? Speed, stability and TypeScript.
Overall, I’m very happy with the switch. As with Atom, for me, out-of-the-box the editor has a lot of missing functionality. …
A list of really awesome tools I use every day to increase my productivity. Part 1 / Part 2.
Browser extension (Chrome, Firefox, Opera and Safari) to show a code tree on GitHub. Awesome for exploring project source without having to pull every single repository to your machine.
Navigate through…
After years of perfecting my Sublime Text setup, I’ve decided to give Atom a chance. It took a couple of months, and I’m very proud of the setup I got. I feel super productive.
I divided this list into Utilities and JS/React specific packages. Default keybindings are also mentioned.
A bunch of keyboard shortcuts and configuration for macOS I use extensively.
⌘ = Command | ⌥ = Option/Alt | ⇧ = Shift | ⌃ = Control
MobX/Redux’s Provider must get only a single child because it only renders this.props.children, and React doesn’t handle multiple objects returned from render.
DevTools (MobX/Redux) are usually rendered at the top level component, but in case that top level component renders a router, it needs another element (e.g. div) to wrap everything. This is not always wanted.
However, using a portal removes the need for the extra div:
A Portal is a technique to render a React tree under some DOM element outside of the current one (where ReactDOM.render is), while maintaining the context. That DOM element can be anywhere on document. It’s mostly useful to render a lightbox/tooltip that attaches to the document.body. It is done by the ReactDOM.unstable_renderSubtreeIntoContainer function.
My personal experience with web development, catching up with tools, libraries, frameworks, and fad fashions includes many list items. Each year introduced “the next big thing” and I got addicted to trying and adopting technologies. And yet, I try not to forget to build things in between.
OS: Windows ’98…
A list of really awesome tools I use every day to increase my productivity.
Part 1 is here
There are too many browsers, and yet, I use each one for different purpose. Safari and Chrome for leisure and reading, Chrome Canary for development, Firefox for testing. I realized I pass…
A list of really awesome tools I use every day to increase my productivity.
Update: Kifi shut down, but Refind is a very similar product that contains the features described here.
Kifi revolves around bookmarking, search, and collaboration. In its core, Kifi is a Chrome Extension that lets you keep…
