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Uses

Overview of my hardware and software setup that I use daily for development, design, and productivity.

Acer Aspire 3 A314 — 12GB DDR4 RAM (4GB + 8GB Extended), 256GB SSD My dedicated mobility device for field-work and remote coding. Hardware-upgraded with extended memory to ensure smooth performance for full-stack tasks while on the go.

Custom Built PC — AMD Ryzen 5 3200GT, 16GB DDR4 RAM A reliable secondary engineering hub optimized for local development, server testing, and managing CI/CD pipelines.

Storage & Speed — 512GB NVMe SSD High-speed NVMe storage ensuring rapid boot times and fast access to large project files and datasets.

Visuals & Input — Xiaomi A27i Display, RGB Gaming Peripherals A high-fidelity 27“ display paired with responsive tactile input devices for precise navigation and long coding sessions.

Development Powerhouse — Intel Core i5-12400F, 32GB T-Force DDR4 RAM (8x4), NVIDIA RTX 3050 6GB A high-performance workstation built for heavy multitasking. The 32GB quad-channel memory allows for seamless execution of multiple Docker containers and concurrent microservices.

Hybrid OS Environment — 512GB NVMe (Ubuntu) + 1TB NVMe (Windows) A dual-boot setup utilizing Ubuntu for core software engineering and Linux-native toolchains, with Windows for enterprise documentation and team collaboration.

Dual Productivity Display — 2x LG 24“ Monitors Professional dual-screen configuration for a streamlined workflow—maintaining source code on one display while monitoring terminals and documentation on the other.

Core Peripherals — Logitech Precision Kit Standardized Logitech input devices for reliable, low-latency performance during intensive development sprints.

  • Visual Studio Code — Primary code editor. Heavily customized with themes, extensions, and keybindings.
  • Claude CLI — AI-powered coding assistant integrated into terminal for instant code review and generation.
  • Git & GitHub — Version control with GitHub CLI for seamless repository management.
  • Postman — API testing and documentation tool for backend development.
  • Docker Desktop — Container management for local development environment consistency.
  • Google Gemini — Alternative AI for brainstorming, research, and different perspectives on problem-solving.
  • Figma — UI/UX design tool for prototyping, wireframing, and creating design systems.
  • Notion — All-in-one workspace for notes, project management, documentation, and knowledge base.
  • Excalidraw — Virtual whiteboard for diagrams, system architecture, and rough sketches.
  • Obsidian — Markdown-based note-taking with graph view for personal knowledge management.
  • Microsoft Teams — Enterprise collaboration suite for cross-departmental communication.
  • Google Meet — Video conferencing for agile standups and client presentations.
  • Zoom — Video conferencing for remote workshops and technical webinars.