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Discussion on "5 Must-Haves for a Developer" | Hashnode

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Edidiong Asikpo (Didi)

Senior Developer Advocate at Ambassador Labs

Dec 1, 2020

5 Must-Haves for a Developer

Every day, new products and tools are launched worldwide to either improve an existing solution or solve new problems. Being able to identify and choose the right tool for yourself can be quite daunting because of the numerous options or the need to...

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#developers #general-advice #programming

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Franklyn Chisom

web developer

thanks a lot for this!

I am glad you found it useful Franklyn Chisom.

EA

Edidiong Asikpo (Didi)

Senior Developer Advocate at Ambassador Labs

Onwordi Prince Alfred

Fullstack Web developer & Graphic designer

This is Truly enlightening. I especially love hashnode, it was like you were talking to me cuz I planned on building a blog for myself 😂. Thanks a lot, definitely trying hash n trello.

Edidiong Asikpo (Didi)

Senior Developer Advocate at Ambassador Labs

This is Truly enlightening.

I am glad you found it useful.

I especially love hashnode, it was like you were talking to me cuz I planned on building a blog for myself 😂.

Hahaha, I can imagine.

Thanks a lot, definitely trying Hashnode and Trello.

That's really good to know. Let me know if you need any help with using Hashnode.

Dan

Not gonna lie I prefer the JetBrains suite over VSCode

Niladri Roy

Senior Member of Technical Staff @ Salesforce

VS Code is free and open source! :) I havent been able to use it for Java based application, but love it for frontend work!

Dan

Niladri Roy Don't forget that IDEA has a community edition which is also open-source and free :) PyCharm also has a community edition.

Aura Starnes

I agree with your points. @ Thanks for sharing!

Irhose Apori

Brand & Marketing Strategist, Technical writer, and Front-end Web Developer

Thank you for this article, Edidiong. It was quite enlightening.

Edidiong Asikpo (Didi)

Senior Developer Advocate at Ambassador Labs

I am really glad you found it useful Irhose Apori.

Kelechi P. Nwachukwu

Be a Pluckyspiration

I have all these🤩, allow me blow my trumpet.😅

Edidiong Asikpo (Didi)

Senior Developer Advocate at Ambassador Labs

You are on fire 🔥. Go ahead and blow your trumpet.

Ido Shamun

Co-Founder at daily.dev

Thank you so much for featuring daily.dev in your list 🔥

Nimrod Kramer

Co-Founder, CEO @ daily.dev

I join Ido on this one :) THANKS 🤩

Edidiong Asikpo (Didi)

Senior Developer Advocate at Ambassador Labs

You are welcome Ido Shamun and Nimrod Kramer.

daily.dev is one of the best things that happened to the tech community. It definitely had to be among the list.

Ephraim Duncan

▲ Software Engineer, Writer

Very good post. I'll add Notion.so, I use it for all my notes and most drafts. It supports markdown too.

Niladri Roy

Senior Member of Technical Staff @ Salesforce

I use Notion for tasks as well. Todoist for simple ones, Notion for complicated ones that needs details/updates

Edidiong Asikpo (Didi)

Senior Developer Advocate at Ambassador Labs

Ah, that's a good one. Notion.so is fantastic tool for developers.

Thanks for sharing Ephraim Atta-Duncan and Niladri Roy.