Uses

Ryzen 7 8745H, RTX 4060, 16 GB RAM. Handles kernel compiles, Docker containers, and everything else I throw at it.

Rolling release. I install exactly what I need and nothing else. I have written an installation guide on my blog if you want to replicate the setup.

Tiling window manager on Wayland. I built a custom shell for it called Modus.

AUR helper and pacman wrapper.

Primary editor. Fast, keyboard-driven workflow with LSP and Treesitter.

Secondary editor used occasionally for specific extensions or heavy refactoring.

Version control. I commit often, write descriptive messages, and use branches for everything.

CLI tool I built that generates commit messages from staged diffs. I use it on every project.

CLI tool I built to scaffold a production-ready Django project in under 30 seconds.

My modular shell for Hyprland.

GPU-accelerated. Fast startup and renders large outputs without lag.

Keeps sessions alive when SSH connections drop. I run most long-running processes inside tmux.

Interactive shell with a heavily customized config and completion setup.

Terminal prompt that shows git status, language version, and exit codes without slowing down the shell.

Lets me open PRs, close issues, and clone repos without leaving the terminal.

Fuzzy finder for files, command history, and git branches. I have it bound to Ctrl-R and Ctrl-T.

Replacements for ls and cat. eza shows file permissions and git status inline. bat adds syntax highlighting.

Sends files to the trash instead of deleting them. Saved me from accidental rm -rf more than once.

Terminal UI for git. I use it for staging hunks and reviewing diffs before committing.

A terminal UI for both docker and docker-compose.

A cross-platform TUI database management tool written in Go.

Jumps to directories I visit often by typing part of the path. Replaced cd entirely.

I use Docker to run local databases and test deployment environments without touching the host system.

Where this site and most of my frontend projects are deployed.

Tunnels local ports to a public URL for testing webhooks and mobile clients.

How I access every remote server I manage. I have a config file with host aliases for each one.

Primary database for all backend work. I use it for local development and production.

Caching and session storage on most projects. Also powers the task queue when I use Celery.

Framework I use for most production backend systems.

The React framework for the web. Powering this very portfolio.

Used when I want server-rendered interactivity without a large frontend framework.

Lightweight JavaScript framework for sprinkling reactivity onto server-rendered pages.

I style with Tailwind utilities directly in the markup, which keeps layout changes close to the components they affect.

Runs Next.js and installs dependencies with pnpm.

Builds native mobile apps for iOS and Android from one React codebase.

Python package installer.

My primary web browser.

My primary coding font.

Tracks time spent in each file and language automatically. I check it weekly to see where my time actually goes.

Vector graphics editor. I use it for logos, icons, and anything that needs to be scaled.

Where I follow developer communities and open-source project channels.

Messaging app for personal use.