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The most common things (tools, libraries, framework) you and your team will need to have to get started are A Laptop/Desktop Computer - Your choice of computer should be guided by the following Operating System - (Ubuntu/MacOS or Windows) Size of RAM (>8GB is advisable) Storage Size & Type (Size > 250GB, and Type should be SSD) CPUs The number of cores the better :-) Battery Life & Device Durability Head Phones & Your Playlist An IDE - There are quite a number of awesome IDEs out there. I use and recommend VS Code . Make sure you check out VS Code extensions for better coding experience. Libraries & Frameworks - Depending on the language(s) you and your team code in, amongst many other things, you may have two or more libraries or frameworks you will be working with. I write mostly in javascript (and Typescript) so my line ups are NodeJS for writing backend apis with express and fastify Angular (for frontend - web) Vue.js (for frontend - web) React and React Native (for frontend - web & mobile) And libraries and tools that makes up for better coding and problem solving experience using the above. Source Code Management - I recommend git, and GitHub . CI/CD Tools - There quite a number of them out there. GitHub offers an elegant solution, so does CircleCI , Travis CI , and Jenkins . Cloud/IAAS Account - I use Google Firebase , and Digital Ocean for staging/production mostly. I recently launched a product on AWS , and the experience was an interesting one. I'd recommend them. Team Communication - I would recommend email, Slack , and Trello The list is not exhaustive, however, it will get you and your team started. I hope you find the information useful. All the best!