My Developer Toolbox

This repository includes my basic developer toolbox, with tools and utilities that I take on each of my development environments.

Apps and Tools

A list of apps that I use on a daily basis, for both specific and productivity tasks:

Alfred: replaces entirely the Spotlight with tons of useful new functionalities. Investing on the PowerPack may allow you to replace other tools such as Paste and TextExpander, the later with an subscription investment that is expensive since there's almost no more upgrades to the app ever since I started using it.
Spectacle: Brings Window Management shortcuts to macOS, very close to what exists in Windows.
Night Owl: Automatically switch between dark and light mode in macOS Mojave.
QuickLook Plugs: this site keeps a list of one of the most useful and productive macOS QuickLook plugins that I've found.

Environment setup and utilities, such as scripts:

macos.bash_profile: The basic .bash_profile that I use on my macOS environment.

I keep an article with steps to setup my environment/computer that I found to be very useful, since I need to setup a new a computer or format an old one from time to time.

Tools, utilities, tips and references for Microsoft and .NET development.

Overtime I intend to bring a collection of utilities to use with Visual Studio for Mac and Windows. The utilities lies on vs-utils folder.

Snippets for Visual Studio Mac (2019): a collection of my own indispensable code snippets that I use daily.
Key Bindings for Visual Studio Mac (2019): the configuration file of the custom key-bindings that I use on Visual Studio.
EditorConfig base settings: the basic .editorconfig with code style that I use on my projects.

Snippets and Bindings can be easily installed using the install.sh script.

Code has a great extensibility and a lot of useful tools.

Settings Sync: Synchronize settings accross development environments using GitHub Gists. Even though it's a lot of manual steps to do the synchronization, it works fine since settings don't change very often. Also very useful when setting up new environments.
REST Client: One of the most impressive extensions that I saw for VS Code. It allows writing HTTP requests from text files, much the same way tou would on curl. You can write a sequence of calls and all the sort of testing for HTTP API's.

Useful articles and documents:

Connecting to Android Emulator over Network: describes how to connect to an Android Emulator running on a macOS machine from Virtual Machines.

Some of the references that I've used to build this toolbox:

Amazing FREE Mac Utilities You Must Download!: video by Snazzy Labs YouTube channel with app recommendations that I've incorporated on my personal workflow.