Blog . Sat Sep 06 2025


Hey Developer,
I’m sharing the tools I personally use every single day in my workflow from coding to UI, from debugging to deployment.
For me, these aren’t just tools. They’re developer life-savers, the little things that keep my code clean, my apps running, and my productivity on track. Some of them save hours, others save headaches, but together they make development a lot smoother (and fun).
Let’s dive into my toolbox.
VS Code: My primary IDE, optimized for speed and clean code standards.
pnpm: I prefer it over npm and yarn because it’s faster and more efficient with disk space. Perfect for monorepos.
tsup: My go-to for bundling TypeScript components and CSS into a clean, consumable package.
Wappalyzer: See what stack a site is built on.
Fake Data: Quickly populate forms for testing.
CSS Peeper: Inspect and grab CSS from any website.
Page Speed Insights: Performance testing straight from Google.
Responsively App: Test responsive design across devices.
Turbo Console Log: Insert console logs faster.
WakaTime: Track coding activity/productivity.
Prettier: Auto-format code.
ESLint: Keep your code clean and consistent.
Live Server: Instantly preview HTML/CSS/JS.
Code Snap: Beautiful code screenshots.
Code Spell Checker: Catch typos in code.
Better Comments: Organize comments with colors/tags.
Auto Rename Tag: Rename paired HTML/JSX tags automatically.
Error Lens: Highlight errors inline instead of in the problems panel.
Docker: Containerized development environments.
Redux DevTools / React DevTools: Debugging apps easily.
DBeaver: Cross-platform GUI for managing SQL and NoSQL databases.
Postman: API development, testing, and documentation.

Deployment is default with development

Copy-pasting UI components works, but it’s messy. Templates help, but they’re limited and hard to maintain. I wanted something modular, customizable, and easy to use — so I built my own npm package as a single source of truth for all my projects

Code and programming are not only about writing the best code.