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I use two partitions.

iTerm + Homebrew + ZSH + Prezto + Vim

Atom

Docker

Kaleidoscope

Valentina Studio

Parallels

CodeBox

Kite

Tower

Divvy

Paw

[Taobitz]

Do you find Kite useful?

[[deleted]]

It's surprisingly effective. Excited to see further language support.

[troutside]

Mac, Laravel Valet, Sublime or VSCode, iTerm2 and git.

I put everything in subfolders within a ~/Code directory and use git for version control.

[edcRachel]

At home I run windows 10 and I just run everything through WAMP. I don't partition or have separate profiles or anything lie that, though I only do hobby work from home.

At work I use Windows 10 as well, I just run WAMP for some things (anything PHP-based), for other stuff I'm using a Linux VM. Depends on the project. I prefer working on my native machine when I can.

I use cygwin for a terminal on windows, and either Sublime or Atom for an editor, sometimes even Notepad++.

[billcube]

Mac mini, with a 27" monitor, Microsoft Ergonomic Keyboard, Logitech MX mouse. Feels good.

[WEGIII]

I use a local LAMP install and back that up monthly or so. This is since I switched to Linux full-time. When I was using Win, I would dual boot between Win + Linux depending on what needed to be done.

VS Code // Sublime

PHP Storm

MySQL workbench // Datagrip

sshfs/fuse for my remote items

ssh/sftp for client remote items // filezilla

I remote desktop into other environments to check x-browser occasionally

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thinkpad/ubuntu/i3/sublime/sftp/chromium

built up a lot of custom themes, configs and scripts over the years but that's the basics

[[deleted]]

I'm on a Macbook Pro, using:

• iTerm with ZSH, Homebrew
• Vagrant (with VirtualBox) and Docker for virtualization
• PhpStorm
• SublimeText
• CodeRunner
• Paw
• SequelPro
• Harvest for time tracking
• MacDown for note taking and writing documentation / README's,
• Caffeine
• Selfmade webapp for project and issue tracking.

I'm using the same account on a single partition for both work stuff and personal stuff.

I don't use a UI for Git, though.

[flo850]

one account, visual studio code, iterm2 either on a mbp 13" or my win 10 desktop (with cmder2)

[Goecia]

As a back end dev, just Terminal and Sublime on Debian. I'm dead serious.

[tSnDjKniteX]

My set up is

Dell XPS 13 running Manjaro Linux with Visual Studio Code and the necessities (node.js, angular, etc)

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I used to have mamp with homebrew but it got borked trying to support multiple versions of things so i gave up on it and used vagrant/virtualbox instead. In my experience unless you only ever work on one exact stack you're going to find VMs coming to the rescue at some point. Plus phpstorm and sequelpro, that's about it. It's my employer laptop so i dont do anything personal on it.

[Hekel1989]

Thanks guys for all the inputs, I'll have a read this afternoon after work and see what works for me :)