Aris Ripandi
Indonesian software engineer, educator and engineering manager at Zero One Group; open-source enthusiast writing at ripandis.com.
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Uses Tailscale
Tailscale is a zero config VPN for building secure networks. I'm using this for connecting all my devices.
ripandis.com 28 May 2022
Uses Lucide Icons
Collection of open-source icons for use in web and mobile applications. Provides a wide range of icons for various use cases.
ripandis.com 28 May 2022
Liked Canva
Tool for quickly creating simple graphics, presentation slides, and other visual content. Very useful for everyday graphic needs.
ripandis.com 28 May 2022
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Loved Figma
I'm using Figma as just a design tool but now it's become our virtual whiteboard for the entire company. Never would have expected the collaboration features to be the real hook.
ripandis.com 28 May 2022
Liked Edge Browser
Modern browser with split-screen functionality. Helps organize different work contexts more efficiently. Yeah I know, I know. It's a Microsoft product.
ripandis.com 28 May 2022
Liked Raycast
Spotlight replacement for macOS with extensions to improve workflow. Accelerates navigation, search, and common operations.
ripandis.com 28 May 2022
Uses Notion
System for notes, knowledge base, and project management. Helps organize and store references, documentation, and roadmaps.
ripandis.com 28 May 2022
Liked Obsidian
Personal knowledge base and note-taking tool. Highly customizable and extensible.
ripandis.com 28 May 2022
Liked OrbStack
A better alternative to Docker. Used for running and isolating local development services. Makes it easier to set up consistent environments across various projects.
ripandis.com 28 May 2022
Liked Ghostty
Combination of Oh My Zsh with Ghostty terminal makes the terminal more informative and productive. Enhanced with plugins like zsh-autosuggestions and fzf.
ripandis.com 28 May 2022
Loved Visual Studio Code
I don't care if it's missing all of the fancy IDE features everyone else relies on, Visual Studio Code is still the best text editor ever made.
ripandis.com 28 May 2022
Uses LG 27" Monitor
Secondary monitor for an expansive workspace. Ideal for multitasking with multiple panels and terminals simultaneously.
ripandis.com 28 May 2022
Liked Neo Melo Mouse
Affordable slim mouse with dual mode wireless and wired connection. Very helpful when working with multiple screens or operating systems.
ripandis.com 28 May 2022
Liked Keychron K3
Mechanical keyboard with Gateron Brown switches that are comfortable for long coding sessions. Long battery life and bluetooth connectivity make it highly flexible.
ripandis.com 28 May 2022
Mixed on 13" MacBook Pro 2019
Previous development machine. I was using an Intel-based 13" MacBook Pro prior to this and the difference is night and day. Served well for years before upgrading to the M2 version.
ripandis.com 28 May 2022
Loved 14" MacBook Pro M2 Pro
Primary laptop for development. High performance with amazing battery life, and an ecosystem that integrates well with other Apple devices.
ripandis.com 28 May 2022
Where they publish
Site ripandis.com His site: articles, projects and his "Things I use" page.
Link verified 5 Sept 2026.
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- Oh come on npm, what are you doing? 17 Oct 2026
- Artikel lama: 12 Oct 2026 codementor.io Old article:
- Transferring out domain from @Hostinger has been frustrating. Rejected 3 times, always with the same error: "Invalid EPP code", even though I'm using the latest one. This has been a huge waste of time, and contacting support hasn't resolved the issue either. 5 Oct 2026
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- Hari ini resmi harga naik. 1 Oct 2026 Today prices officially went up.
- Pi will introduce MCP, while Elph (https://t.co/I0dqVhHBGD) already has MCP built in. 30 Sept 2026 earendil.com
- Zed (@zeddotdev) wasn't always so light. I just open 2 terminals and 3 editor tabs. 29 Sept 2026
- ARM: Audit, Replikasi, Modifikasi ARM: Audit, Replicate, Modify 26 Sept 2026 ARM: Audit, Replicate, Modify
- Tren kemarin pada berlomba-lomba bikin coding agent. Tren kali ini sepertinya mulai bergeser berlomba-lomba bikin web browser. Hmm, lebih tepatnya browser wrapper. 25 Sept 2026 Yesterday's trend was everyone rushing to make coding agents. Today's trend seems to be shifting towards everyone rushing to make web browsers. Hmm, more accurately, browser wrappers.
- At first I thought Meta was working with Zed's (@zeddotdev) team. Naming is always hard 😅. 23 Sept 2026 engineering.fb.com
- It’s been a while, @supabase 👋 22 Sept 2026
- Visual Basic era has come back 👏 21 Sept 2026
- Let's cooking. 19 Sept 2026
- A great article about StyleX, written by @flaviocopes 12 Sept 2026 flaviocopes.com
- Powered by Base UI (@base_ui) btw. 8 Sept 2026
- StyleX (@stylexjs) is currently a hot topic. If you need a React project boilerplate that comes ready with StyleX and shadcn-style composable UI components, you can visit this repository: 8 Sept 2026 github.com
- PostgreSQL 19 interactive tour 7 Sept 2026 victoriametrics.com
- Come on @localhost_5173 3 Sept 2026
- Just launched Elph v0.1.1. Still need improvement but already usable. 27 Aug 2026 elph.space
- Devbox from @namespacelabs is fantastic. I can easily instruct the agent to compile and test Rust code on Linux without any complications. Plus, the Namespace GitHub Actions runner is incredibly fassssst. Running the gh actions for https://t.co/kEGJe02vUE very smooth and fast. 21 Aug 2026
- Soon… 18 Aug 2026
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GitHub riipandi His open-source work.
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- New repoedgy — Blueprint to create edge application with Effect, Kysely, and SolidJS. 21 Oct 2026
- riipandi — Github user profile readme page and dotfiles configuration repository. 21 Oct 2026
- New repoblogfolio — A visual portfolio for showcasing creative work and blog, built with EmDash. 20 Oct 2026
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- vite-solid-template — Everything you need to build a Solid project, powered by Solid Start and Tailwind CSS. 18 Oct 2026
- saka — An enterprise-ready solid foundation for scalable applications, unified identity, and modular architecture. 14 Oct 2026
- tanstart — This is funstack, a starter template featuring TanStack libs (Start, Query, DevTools), StyleX, TypeScript, and Vite. Build for fun. 13 Oct 2026
- New repogo-swift-bench — Minimal benchmark comparing Go vs Swift for backend. 13 Oct 2026
- vite-react-template — Starter template React with Vite, React, Base UI, StyleX, TanStack, Vitest, and Testing Library. ⚡️ 9 Oct 2026
- elph — The open AI agent harness. Extensible TUI, mouse support, minimal overhead, with maximum extensibility and control. 22 Sept 2026
- neocode — Personal Neovim and Ghostty configuration with VSCode experience. 4 Sept 2026
- owly — Personal AI assistant powered by Elph AI and Elph agent. 30 Aug 2026
- elph-bench — Elph codingagent benchmark. 23 Aug 2026
- gpui-demo — Experimental and exploration project to learn GPUI. 13 Aug 2026
- vitto — A minimal static site generator built with Vite and the Vento templating engine. Shipping fast Jamstack sites shouldn't be complicated. 10 Aug 2026
- pocket-stack — Monolith Go, PocketBase, React, and TanStack starter project. 4 Aug 2026
- markflow — Open Markdown files on your iPhone as rendered documents, then read, edit, save, or share them. 15 Jul 2026
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