Uses

Last update: 2026-04-14

Hardware, software, and tools I use day to day.

Hardware

Computer: MacBook Pro 14-inch M4 Pro

For work, the Mac has been my main computer since 2013, and I really like it. The battery–performance–durability combo is still unbeatable.

Keyboard: Corne Split Keyboard

Ok I went down the rabbit hole... I don't really like how heavy the keys are or the lack of sound on this one, so I'll switch the switches eventually. Pros and cons: The layers system slows me a bit but it's awesome to have every key without wrist movements.

Mouse: Logitech MX Vertical

It helped a lot with my shoulder pain. It’s huge, so it’s not the best for traveling.

Software and Tools

Programming Languages

The programming languages I use the most are TypeScript (for web and APIs), Python (for analysis and simple scripts), and learning Go Rust.

IDEs

I use Neovim as my main IDE. It's still a love–hate thing for me. It’s insanely fast to write and navigate, but the lack of practice makes me slower than I’d like. Guess I passed the steepest part of the learning curve. I started creating a complex tmux setup with but now I use mostly NvChad with nvim's terminals and another tmux window as terminal for running server cmds and scripts. On right-side nvim terminal I always have Claude Code. For navigating between tmux sessions I use warpp, a little TUI I created.

Used

Keyboard: NuPhy Air75 with Cowberry switches

IDE: For work, I use Cursor with all the AI features. Most of the time, I’m doing things AI can do faster than me—like fixing a bug, writing an API controller, or implementing a new parameter—so AI makes it faster.