Wes Doyle What I Use
I'm fairly agnostic when it comes to hardware and programming languages. However, I strongly prefer Unix-like operating systems and working in the terminal with tmux + vim. I version control my dotfiles here.
Output
These are the tools I use for day-to-day software development and content production.
Workstation
- Computer: MacBook Pro (16-inch, 2021)
- Keys: CODE V3 87-Key + Cherry MX Clear
Content Production Hardware
This is the gear I currently use to produce content for YouTube and ProductiveDev.
- Camera: Sony a6400
- Lens: Sony SEL16F28 16mm f/2.8 Wide-Angle
- Mic: Shure SM7B
- DAW: Focusrite Scarlett 4i4
- Lighting: 2X NEEWER 660
Course Production
This is the software I currently use to produce course content.
- Video Editing: Adobe Premiere
- Audio Editing: Adobe Audition
- Thumbnails: Canva
Tools / Environments
- Editing: tmux + vim
- Terminal Emulator: iTerm2
- Shell: zsh
- IDEs: JetBrains
- Cloud: AWS
- VMs: Debian
- Themes: PaperColor, hydrangea
- Fonts: Recursive Mono, Inconsolata
- Hashicorp tools
Greenfield Stack
Given a choice, these are my typical go-to languages, frameworks, and platforms for new projects.
- Web: .NET, Vue.js, TypeScript
- ML: Python ecosystem, Spark
- SQL Flavor: PostgreSQL
- Telemetry: ELK, Prometheus, Grafana
- Testing / QA: Cypress, SonarQube
- Infrastructure: AWS, Terraform, Nomad, Consul, containerd
- CI / CD: GitHub Actions