The stack I actually use

No fluff - just the real tools and gear I rely on for building apps, solving problems, and staying productive.

My Laptop & Desk Setup

Dell XPS (Latest Gen, Intel Evo)
A powerful and reliable machine. Smooth performance for full-stack dev and AI projects.
48” Ultrawide Curved Monitor (Samsung)
A game-changer for productivity - enough space to code, preview, and debug without flipping tabs.
Logitech Ergo K860 Keyboard
Comfortable, ergonomic, and makes long coding sessions a lot easier on the wrists.

VS Code
Clean setup with essential extensions - GitHub Copilot, Prettier, ESLint, Tailwind IntelliSense.
Insomnia
My go-to for testing API endpoints - fast, clear, and great for mocking complex flows.
LeetCode & CodinGame
For sharpening logic, speed, and thinking under pressure. Helps me stay sharp for interviews and real-world tasks.

React & Next.js
My main stack for building modern web apps. SSR, API routes, and flexibility - all in one place.
React Native + Expo
I use this for mobile apps like Bean Remote - fast iteration and smooth cross-platform experience.

Node.js + Express
Lightweight and scalable - ideal for building APIs, handling auth, and connecting services.
PostgreSQL + PostGIS
My preferred combo for geospatial queries and structured data. Perfect for anything map-based or location-driven.
Supabase
Instant setup with Postgres tables and powerful auth - ideal for projects that need speed and structure.
Firebase Auth & Messaging
Easy to integrate and works flawlessly in mobile apps. I use it for authentication and real-time notifications.

Netlify & Vercel
I usually host frontend projects here - great for CI/CD, previews, and easy rollbacks.
Render
I use this for backend deployments - stable, simple, and supports PostgreSQL and Node.js really well.

Obsidian
My second brain. I use it for project planning, idea dumps, and connecting thoughts with backlinks.