Duncan McClean
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PHPStormTheir words
I started using PHPStorm last year and I love it. I honestly don't know how I managed to live without it. It makes it a breeze to refactor a large codebase or source dive some vendor code.
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Laravel IdeaTheir words
I also use the Laravel Idea plugin, which has recently become free.
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GhosttyTheir words
When I'm not using the integrated terminal in PHPStorm, I'm probably using Ghostty:
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tmuxTheir words
I'm currently trying out Tmux after watching Alex Six's talk at Laracon US.
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SafariTheir words
I primarily use Safari, but I'll open up Chrome when I need to use Vue Devtools.
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TowerTheir words
Tower (my Git GUI of choice)
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TablePlusTheir words
TablePlus (my database GUI of choice)
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TinkerwellTheir words
Tinkerwell for running PHP code here and there.
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RayTheir words
Ray lets me debug code without cluttering my app's output with dumps.
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TupleTheir words
Tuple for pair programming
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ClaudeTheir words
Claude is currently my main AI tool. I use the Claude desktop app, and Claude Code via Opencode.
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Laravel ForgeTheir words
Laravel Forge for managing all my servers. The new UI is looking 🔥
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Things 3Their words
I use Things 3 extensively for keeping on top of to-dos. It's got to be one of the most well-designed macOS and iOS apps out there!
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ObsidianTheir words
I use Obsidian for all my work-related notes, and Apple Notes for everything else.
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FastmailTheir words
I use Fastmail to host my emails. I'm picky about email clients, but I like theirs.
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1PasswordTheir words
I use 1Password for all my password management needs.
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RaycastTheir words
I use Raycast as my launcher.
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FreeAgentTheir words
I use FreeAgent for sending invoices and handling bookkeeping. I've been using it for over five years at this point and I don't know what I'd do without it.
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Starling BankTheir words
Starling Bank is one of the big challenger banks here in the UK. The app is easy-to-use, and it automatically syncs my transactions into FreeAgent.
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WiseTheir words
I use Wise for sending & receiving money internationally. They have really low rates compared to the rest of the market.
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