Our Minimalist Dev Setup

A no-fluff look at what I use daily to build software, stay focused, and work remote.

💡 You don’t need expensive gear. You need gear that works. Here’s mine.

Daily Tools & Devices
Laptop — MacBook Pro M2 14"

Smooth, fast, lightweight. Handles React, .NET, and Supabase like a champ.

Editor — VSCode

Custom extensions, themes, and keyboard shortcuts I actually use.

Database Tools — DBeaver

Works great for PostgreSQL and SQL Server.

Headphones — Noise-cancelling basics

Help me stay focused in noisy places.

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My Dev Stack

Real stack. Real projects. No hype.

Frontend

Backend

Workflow

Next.js/React, Angular, CSS3, typescript, javascript, html5

.net Core, nodejs, Postgresql/SQL Server, Supabase

GitHub, Bitbucket, Auto rename tag, ES7, ESLint, IntelliSense, Pretty Typescript Error, RDC and teamviewer

Productivity Setup (Without a Fancy Desk)

I had serious neck pain from coding all day…

How I Stay Pain-Free:

  • Simple neck mobility exercises

  • Stand/stretch every hour

  • No "magic" chair — just habits

  • Occasional chiropractic stretches

Where I Work:

  • Mostly from couch or bed. Desk 3–4x a year.

My MacBook Pro M2 with VSCode running NextJS dark theme on a couch in a sunny living room
My MacBook Pro M2 with VSCode running NextJS dark theme on a couch in a sunny living room
Why Share This?

Because most “dev setups” online are fake, staged, or overpriced. This is the real thing — what I actually use to write code and build projects.

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