Inspired by the Blog Post https://gingter.org/2016/12/15/my-developers-toolbelt-2016 I want to share what my tool set looks like in 2017:
- PyCharm as main IDE for Python, JavaScript, CSS, HTML and SQL
- Notepad++ for big files
SpotifyNapster for getting into “the Zone”- WinSCP and Putty for Secure FTP and SSH / Telnet access to our servers
- Total Commander for browsing the harddrive (Commander One on macOS)
- Beyond Compare 3 for diffing
- Firefox
- yED for diagrams
- Luxafor for distraction management
- Perforce P4 Visual Client
- Outlook / Skype for Business
- Wire
- Github OSS
- Bitbucket for private Repos
- Atom for educational purposes
- iMacros / Greasemonkey for browser automation / optimization
I really love PyCharm and it gets better with every update. To get the same user experience for full stack web development You would need to configure Eclipse-based PyDev with a whole bunch of Eclipse plugins