What languages, frameworks, tools, operating systems, etc. do you use?

[LeChris]

What languages, frameworks, tools, operating system, etc do you prefer to work with

Updated Thread as of 02/28/2019

OS:
Mac Mojave

IDE:
IntelliJ PHPStorm & WebStorm

Languages:
Javascript (ES8)
PHP (7*)

Frameworks
Laravel
React
Vue

Database:
MariaDB
Postgres

Other:
GitKraken
Navicat Premium
Insomnia

Devops:
Heroku Cloud
AWS S3

 

[MayoMayn]

OS
Ubuntu Budgie

Language
JavaScript / TypeScript

Frameworks
Stencil
React / React Native
Electron
Nest

Libraries
Pixi.js
RxJS
Redux
Apollo
Mobx
Sequelize

Tools
Hyper / Tilix
Git / Github
Webstorm
MySQL Workbench

DevOps
GraphQL
MongoDB
MySQL
Nginx

 

[MayoMayn]

Hows GraphQL and Webstorm working out for ya ?

Totally in love.

You should check out Stencil, even though you don't like JSX.
Basically Vue + Angular + React / JSX combined plus it's only fucking 6kB.

And don't get me started on Nest.
I would love to learn Dart though.

 

[griimnak]

• Operating System
• Win/Arch Linux
• Language
• Javascript (pure)
• Python (falcon, flask)
• PHP
• Tools
• Sublime (Code Editor)
• Github (Self explanatory)
• WinSCP (gui scp for win)
• PuTTY / WSS (Windows sub system)
• Xming (X server for Windows)

 

[Adil]

Operating Systems

• Windows
• Ubuntu (rarely)
• OSX (rarely, at work)
• CentOS (at uni)

Languages

• Javascript (ES6)

• Python (Django)

• Java

• SQL

Tools

• Visual Studio Code

• Pycharm

• Datagrip

• PGAdmin

• Github

• PuTTY

• IntelliJ

 

[LeChris]

My setup has changed a bit

Operating System
Mac OS Mojave

Languages
Javascript (EcmaScript 8)
PHP (7.1)

Databases
MariaDB
Postgres

Tools
PHPStorm
WebStorm
Navicat Premium
Gitkraken
Postman

 

[Alam]

Operating System
Mac OS Mojave / Windows 10 (Switch occasionally)

Languages
PHP
Javascript (Node)

Frameworks
Laravel

Databases
MariaDB

Tools
Atom
Sourcetree
Sequelpro

 

[Cydio]

Operating System
Windows 10


Language(s)
English


Tools
Notepad

 

[Higoka]

OS
macOS Catalina

Language
HTML
CSS, Sass
JavaScript, NodeJS
PHP
MySQL

Tools
Visual Studio Code
Git, Github
Composer
PHP-CS-Fixer
SequelPro
Nginx, PHP buillt in dev server
Terminal

 

[Parsov]

OS:

• Windows
• Ubuntu

IDE:

• Visual Studio
• IntelliJ
• Atom
• Sublime

Languages:

• CSharp
• Visual Basic
• Erlang
• LUA
• Perl
• Python
• Kotlin
• Java

Frameworks

• MonoGame
• Blazor
• Elixir
• Flask

Other

• Unity
• Godot Engine
• Xenko
• Orbit
• Git
• Jira
• Source Tree

Database:

• Postgre
• Maria
• Mongo
• Arrango

 

[RastaLulz]

OS:
- macOS Catalina

Editor/IDE:
- PhpStorm (WebStorm)
- Sublime (for opening one off/large files)

Languages:
- JavaScript (ES6+)
- PHP 5.4+

Frameworks:
- Vue
- AdonisJs
- Laravel
- WordPress

Databases:
- MySQL

Tools:
- GitHub Desktop
- Sequel Pro/Table Plus
- iTerm
- Postman
- Notion

 

[LeChris]

OS:
- macOS Catalina

Editor/IDE:
- PhpStorm (WebStorm)
- Sublime (for opening one off/large files)

Languages:
- JavaScript (ES6+)
- PHP 5.4+

Frameworks:
- Vue
- AdonisJs
- Laravel
- WordPress

Databases:
- MySQL

Tools:
- GitHub Desktop
- Sequel Pro/Table Plus
- iTerm
- Postman
- Notion

Any plans on moving to Typescript?

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[RastaLulz]

Any plans on moving to Typescript?

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I like the idea of TypeScript, but I don't foresee us migrating to it anytime soon as our code base is relatively large (170+ components), and growing everyday. Would be a big time investment not only migrating, but also getting everyone else on board.

 

[LeChris]

I like the idea of TypeScript, but I don't foresee us migrating to it anytime soon as our code base is relatively large (170+ components), and growing everyday. Would be a big time investment not only migrating, but also getting everyone else on board.

Our company was in the same place, however the team greatly wanted it.

We rolled out a migration that would take place over time. Any new components would be in TS and anytime a prior component was changed, you’d implement typescript as well.

It took roughly half a year but most of our system is full TS!

 

[Heaplink]

OS:
- macOS Mojave

Editor/IDE:
- VS Code — has a lot of nice plugins for efficient working.
- Sublime Text — rarely, used to be my go to, but now only for USB thumb-drives.
- Neovim — For small edits. At least I know how to quit it.

Languages:
- JavaScript
- TypeScript
- Rust
- OCaml
- Reason
- C/C++ (very rare)

Frameworks:
- React
- Svelte

Databases:
- SQLite
- Postgres
- MongoDB
- Redis

Tools:
- iTerm
- Rectangle — window manager for macOS
- Insomnia (similar to Postman)
- Notion
- Linear
- Sketch
- Figma
- Affinity Designer
- Abstract (for Sketch)
- Xcode

Other:
- GraphQL

 

[oxcakmak]

OS:
Win 10

Editor/IDE:
VS Code
NPP++

Language(s):
PHP

Databases:
MySQL

Other:
Android Studio
Unity
Ableton Live 10

 

[Chuckie_]

OS:

• Windows 10 - for C#/WPF (education)
• MacOS - MacBook Pro when not working from home
• Ubuntu 20.04

Editor/IDE:

• WebStorm (w/ vim keybindings) - had to move to it because VSCode's eslint feature had poor support for mono repos.
• VSCode (w/ vim keybindings)
• Visual Studio IDE
• Vim

Languages:

• TypeScript
• PHP
• C#

Frameworks:

• Nest
• React
• Vue (work)
• Laravel

Database:

• MySQL
• SQL Server

Other:

• GraphQL
• Whola lotta vim plugins and configurations
• Figma for frontend prototyping

 

[YOGI420]

Operating Systems:​

• Windows 10
• Ubuntu 22.04

Integrated Development Environments (IDEs):​

• Visual Studio Code
• Visual Studio

Programming Languages:​

• HTML
• CSS
• C++
• C#
• PHP
• JavaScript
• Python

Frameworks:​

• Laravel (PHP framework)
• Vue (JavaScript framework)
• PhysX (Physics engine)
• OpenGL (Graphics rendering)
• PyGame (Python game development)
• .NET (framework for building Windows applications)

Databases:​

• MySQL
• SQLite

Game Development Engines:​

• Unreal Engine 5
• Unity

Version Control and Collaboration:​

• GitHub

Design and Prototyping:​

• Figma
• Photoshop