Stack
Here’s what I use to build my products.
- Ruby - programming language
- Ruby on Rails - web application framework written in Ruby
- Tailwind CSS - utility-first CSS framework
- Heroicons - icon library
- View Components - a library for creating reusable, stateless components in Ruby on Rails
- Hotwire - a set of tools for building modern, reactive web applications with Ruby on Rails
- PostgreSQL - open-source relational database management system
- iTerm - terminal emulator for macOS
- MacBook Pro 16” - a laptop computer from Apple
- Cursor - AI-powered text editor
- Fuji X100V - a camera from Fuji
- AirPods Pro - wireless earbuds from Apple
- Safari - a web browser developed by Apple
- iPhone - a smartphone developed by Apple
- Moleskine - a brand of notebooks and other paper products
- Render - a cloud rendering platform
- Pixelmator Pro - a photo editing app for macOS
- Affinity Designer - a vector graphics design app for macOS and Windows
- Things - a task management app for macOS and iOS
- Spotify - a music streaming service
- Raycast - a productivity app for macOS
- 1Blocker - an ad blocker for iOS and macOS
- 1Password - a password manager
- Backblaze - a cloud backup service
- Kindle Oasis - an e-reader developed by Amazon
- Telegram - a messaging app
- Instapaper - a bookmarking and reading app
- Namecheap - a domain name registrar and hosting company
- Cloudflare - a cloud platform that provides security and performance solutions for websites
- Postmark - an email delivery service
- Obsidian - a note-taking app for macOS, Windows, and Linux
- Notes.app - a note-taking app for iOS and macOS
- Strong - an iPhone app for tracking workouts and exercises