fabiospampinato
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5 years ago Hey Manuel,
Trying to provide a more comprehensive answer than the one I gave you in the tweet:
macOS
First of all I'm a macOS user, this is what my launchpad and dock look like at the moment:
In the future I'll replace Noty with Notable entirely. Maybe at some point I'll also stop using Tower.
Apps
I have the following non-stock apps installed:
1Password 7 Affinity Designer Affinity Photo Alfred 3 Android Studio AppCleaner BetterTouchTool BitBar Cakebrew Caption ColorSnapper2 Dash Docker Dropbox Firefox Gapplin Google Chrome Canary Google Chrome Hyper IINA ImageOptim Itsycal KDeasy Kap Karabiner-Elements Karabiner-EventViewer KeyboardCleanTool Kitematic (Beta) Latest LaunchControl Mission Control NTFS for Mac Notable Noty OmniDiskSweeper Parallels Desktop Phoenix Reeder Skype Spotify Sublime Text TablePlus TeamViewer The Unarchiver TorBrowser Tower Transmission Transmit VLC Visual Studio Code - Insiders Visual Studio Code Xcode ZenMate
This is my Phoenix configuration, super useful.
NPM
I have the following globally-installed NPM packages:
alfred-fkill alfred-lock asar autogit ava ava-spec browser-sync claudia cliflix cost-of-modules del-cli fkill-cli forever fx github-email gulp-cli http-server http-server-with-auth icon-font-buildr is-up-cli lodash node-gyp node-sass nodemon npm npm-check npm-name npm-name-cli npm-run pacco prettier rssa spoof svelto time-require tldr ts-node typescript typings vsce wallpaper-cli webpack webpack-cli
Homebrew
And the following homebrew packages:
adns aom apr apr-util arpack aspell autoconf automake axel bat bench berkeley-db bison brew-cask-completion brotli cairo cloc cmake coreutils cputhrottle ctop curl doxygen eigen epstool fd ffmpeg fftw fig2dev flac fltk fontconfig fontforge freetds freetype frei0r fribidi fzf gawk gcc gd gdbm gettext ghostscript giflib git-subrepo gl2ps glib glpk gmp gnu-sed gnupg gnuplot gnutls gobject-introspection graphicsmagick graphite2 graphviz guetzli harfbuzz hdf5 hexyl highlight httpie hub icu4c imagemagick isl jasper jpeg jq lame leptonica libarchive libass libassuan libbluray libevent libffi libgcrypt libgpg-error libidn2 libksba libmagic libmpc libogg libomp libpng libpq libsamplerate libsndfile libsoxr libtasn1 libtiff libtool libunistring libusb libvorbis libvpx libxml2 libzip little-cms2 lua lua@5.1 m-cli maclaunch mad makedepend mcrypt metis mhash micro mozjpeg mpfr mycli mysql ncdu ncurses neofetch netpbm nettle nmap node npth octave oniguruma opencore-amr openjpeg openssl openssl@1.1 opus p11-kit p7zip pandoc pango pcre pidof pigz pinentry pixman pkg-config plotutils popt portaudio pstoedit pup pv python python@2 qcachegrind qemu qhull qrupdate qt qt@5.7 readline reattach-to-user-namespace recode ripgrep rpm rtmpdump rubberband screenresolution sdl2 snappy sox speex sphinx-doc sqlite suite-sparse swig szip tbb tesseract texinfo the_silver_searcher theora tmux tree ttfautohint unixodbc veclibfort watch webp wget wifi-password x264 x265 xvid xz yarn youtube-dl zsh zsh-autosuggestions zsh-completions zsh-syntax-highlighting zstd
Google Chrome
I use Google Chrome for browsing and web development. These are my currently enabled extensions:
- 1Password extension (desktop app required)
- Auto Tab Discard
- Awesome Autocomplete for GitHub
- Clear Downloads
- Console Importer
- Don't Fuck With Paste
- Enhanced Github
- Export links of all extensions
- Favorites - New Tab Page
- Keepa - Amazon Price Tracker
- Linkclump
- Multi Homepage
- OctoLinker
- React Developer Tools
- Requestly: Redirect Url, Modify Headers etc
- Tab Size on GitHub
- Token signing
- uBlock Origin
- Window Session
Visual Studio Code
I use Visual Studio Code for programming. These are my installed extensions:
- Align
- applescript
- beautify
- change-case
- debugger-for-chrome
- ecdc
- EditorConfig
- gitignore
- graphql-for-vscode
- graphviz-preview
- hosts
- indentation-level-movement
- macros
- markdown-checkbox
- markdown-emoji
- markdown-preview-github-styles
- mysql-syntax
- notification-tester
- shell-launcher
- sort-lines
- syncing
- technologies.octave
- unique-lines
- vscode-browser-refresh
- vscode-bump
- vscode-commands
- vscode-custom-css
- vscode-debug-launcher
- vscode-diff
- vscode-docker
- vscode-duplicate
- vscode-fix-checksums
- vscode-git-history
- vscode-github-notifications-bell
- vscode-highlight
- vscode-install-vsix
- vscode-intelephense-client
- vscode-markdown-todo
- vscode-monokai-night
- vscode-nginx-conf-hint
- vscode-nginx
- vscode-open-in-application
- vscode-open-in-browsers
- vscode-open-in-code
- vscode-open-in-finder
- vscode-open-in-github
- vscode-open-in-gittower
- vscode-open-in-marketplace
- vscode-open-in-node-modules
- vscode-open-in-npm
- vscode-open-in-ship
- vscode-open-in-terminal
- vscode-open-in-transmit
- vscode-open-multiple-files
- vscode-optimize-images
- vscode-projects-plus-todo-plus
- vscode-projects-plus
- vscode-search-open-all-results
- vscode-statusbar-debugger
- vscode-table-formatter
- vscode-terminals
- vscode-titlebar-less-macos
- vscode-todo-plus
- vscode-transmit
- vscode-versionlens
- vsliveshare-audio
- vsliveshare
Here there are my settings (I've removed some tokens).
Here there are my keyboard shortcuts, I tried to convert my macOS shortcuts for Windows and Linux, so that I can use the same even when using some virtual machine, but the win/meta key isn't properly handled there.
Alfred
I use Alfred instead of spotlight. I'm not sure how to log all the workflows I'm using, but most of them I actually forget I have installed and very rarely use, the ones I use pretty regularly are the ones I made and the one for Dash (that alone is worth the tool IMHO).
Hyper
Hyper is my terminal of choice, it currently looks like this:
This is its configuration:
module.exports = {
config: {
fontSize: 11,
fontFamily: 'Menlo, Monaco, "DejaVu Sans Mono", Consolas, "Lucida Console", monospace',
cursorShape: 'BLOCK',
padding: '10px',
bell: 'SOUND',
copyOnSelect: false,
/* COLORS */
cursorColor: '#cccccc',
foregroundColor: '#dddddd',
backgroundColor: '#060606',
borderColor: '#2f2f2f',
selectionColor: 'rgba( 255, 255, 255, 0.3 )'
},
keymaps: {
'pane:splitVertical': 'command+\\',
'pane:splitHorizontal': 'command+shift+\\',
},
// 'hyper-statusline'
plugins: [],
localPlugins: []
};
Zsh
zsh is my shell of choice. I haven't published my full config yet, as there are some private commands and passwords in there, but you can find a close one here.
Smartphone
I have an S9 as my smartphone of choice, I don't use it much though. Perhaps the only interesting development-related tool I have installed there is termux with this configuration.
This is what it looks like right now:
I think that's about it! Let me know if I may have missed something useful or you want to know more about something in particular.
mhanel
victorsmoliveira
Hi Fabio,
I've asked the question before, but I think it belongs here and maybe you have some updates :).
What apps/tools/settings do you use?