Every engineer has their toolbox—this is mine. From the laptop I carry to the software I can't live without, these are the tools that keep me coding, experimenting, and creating day after day.
The machines and gear on my desk that keep me productive. This includes my main workstation (laptop/desktop specs), external monitors, keyboard, mouse, and desk setup. I can also mention audio gear (headphones, mic), ergonomic tools (chair, standing desk), and any peripherals that make long coding sessions easier.
The apps and platforms I use to design, code, and ship projects — from IDEs and frameworks to CI/CD pipelines and deployment tools that power my daily workflow.
The platforms and infrastructure I use to build, deploy, and scale applications — from simple web apps to complex distributed systems.
Tools that keep my work secure, automated, and efficient. Everything from password managers and VPNs to monitoring, logging, and automation tools. Also includes task managers, documentation platforms, and communication apps that keep projects running smoothly.
The hardware and software I use for tinkering with electronics; Microcontrollers (AVR, ARM Cortex), PCB design software, soldering tools, oscilloscopes, and firmware development stacks. Also, how I integrate hardware projects with cloud backends and radio communication.
The apps and gear I use beyond pure engineering like photography gear, editing software, blogging tools, and even ham radio equipment. This shows the creative and personal side of the toolkit—things I use to share, document, and explore beyond work.