Daniel - Bountycaster on Warpcast

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I'm always trying to improve dev productivity. So let me ask the BUILDers for some advice! What library, SDK, or dev plugin can't you live without? Tell us why it's indispensable and earn 450k BUILD for each answer (3 max) @bountybot

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Personally, here is what tools really empower me: - VIM mode everywhere - Warp VIM, VSCode VIM, NeoVIM - direnv: for managing environment variables - Jupyter notebook: Ideal for quick experiments - ChatGPT: unit tests, refactoring, clarifying messages, brainstorming

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dotenvx – .env files encrypted on-disk so you can safely sync and version with Git, and use them with any hosting provider without running into size limitations. https://dotenvx.com

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im surprised how much ppl stan vscode when jetbrains seems far better to me WebStorm (their JS-focused offering) has much deeper code understanding. i know exactly where every function is called, can refactor with minimal effort, jump from definition to uses and back worth paying for imho

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SuperMaven – AI autocompletion in VSCode. https://supermaven.com

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Svelte – gracefully extends the existing web standards (HTML, CSS and JavaScript) with a compiled templating language and a fine-grained reactivity engine. https://svelte.dev

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Currently, as a new dev, my needs are quite simple but here are tools that make it all worth it for me. editor: Zed. I've been using zed for about a year now, so muscle memory. terminal: Warp helped me eliminate my fear of the terminal. sdk: airstack, getting rewarded for using an sdk is a no brainer.

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Tailwind + NextUI.org makes my life so easier when it comes to frontend development. i'm more on the backend side of things, but thanks to these libraries i can get shit done even on frontend

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Dokku (a mini-Heroku powered by Docker. The smallest PaaS implementation you've ever seen) has been helping me quickly and easily deploy applications to my VPS for probably 8 years now. Thank you Dokku :)

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1/ Warp Terminal delights my synapses more than any rational description can explain -- speed, unexpected (?) accurate predictions, chef's kiss UX touches. 2/ I have to say Dynamic is up there for similar reasons. 3/ @warpcastadmin.eth's starters are so lean and well thought out, just like his dev blog posts

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Paste is a great clipboard app! Really good when you have to copy/paste text and to look for recent snippets of text. Also, I use it a lot to save a recent "version" of whatever without worrying I will overwrite it by copying something newer.

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Arc browser, GitHub Copilot and ChatGPT for sure, as well as JetBrains IDE.

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For web3 development: Ethers.js: Why: A complete and compact library for interacting with the Ethereum blockchain. Provides a more modern and modular approach compared to others, with better documentation and TypeScript support.

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I've been focusing on dev front-ends, and my starter pack is: React.js: I can't go back from using it anymore, especially for quickly building crypto apps. v0 + shadcn: These've become my super hack for quick component design. Now, I can prototype with the speed of an entire team. Notion: For kanban, docs, and notes.

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These tools/libs are like my trusty sidekicks: - Git Co-pilot: My coding buddy. I find the auto completion really helpful when writing too many blocks. - Prettier: My code stylist. Does some smooth code formatting. -chakra UI: My frontend project starter, just like a simplified Tailwind Css-makes development faster

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1. Pulumi. If you're doing anything cloud related, writing and defining resources in your native PL is super nice. 2. NextJS 14 with server actions has been a pleasant surprise. Not needing api routes for smaller web-apps is super nice for prototyping. 3. Error Lens VSCode Plugin. Hovering over errors is terrible.

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- JoyUI + JoyUI plugin for figma has been making my life on the frontend side so much simpler and easier - what can be designed aligns so much better with what can be built in a short timeframe. - Prettier: the code just looks good for everyone. Also nextjs + hosting on heroku feels much better than vercel.

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When it comes to Solidity development, Foundry improved my dev productivity so much. - Test: it is so much nicer to be able to write tests in Solidity - Debugging: the tracing feature alone saved me a ton of time - Speed: simply faster than other toolings (faster iterations) and `cast`, better deployment exp, etc.

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A lot of people seem to shun using AI for building—at least from what have have seen/read. But my developer skills have x1000 in the past year. I have learned so much and continue to learn everyday. There are so many nuances in development processes and find solutions with LLMs—is the best tool you can have.

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As a developer, I can't imagine my workflow without these tools: -React, VSCode: Its flexibility and extensive array of extensions are indispensable for efficient coding. -Docker, -Additionally, tools like Visual Studio, .NET, and Notepad++ complement my toolkit perfectly.

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