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title: Tools of the trade
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description: Some dev tools I find most useful
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Everyone has different tools that they find especially effective. Here are some I have found with a few words about why I like them.
## [mise-en-place](https://mise.jdx.dev/)
Universal dev tool version manager
This is [asdf](https://asdf-vm.com/) with a much better DX. Specify tool versions in a config file and this tool can ensure that they are installed and active when entering the project directory. Amazing for getting a new dev environment set up in seconds. Replaces `asdf`, `nvm`, `pyenv`, `venv`, `rbenv`, and many other tool-specific version managers.
It also supports installing specific global tools, like `angular-cli` from `npm`, or `stack-pr` from `pipx`.
## [stack-pr](https://github.com/modular/stack-pr)
Open source tool for [stacking PRs](https://www.stacking.dev/).
PR stacks are, as far as I can tell, the best way to manage large features in git. I first heard about this practice in a series of blog posts from Graphite, a company offering free PR-stacking software and related paid services. But you don't need a custom CI flow or managed service for stacking to work - this CLI tool or one of the others at stacking.dev can take care of this.
If you start using PR stacks your whole company will start copying you.
## [pd2slack](https://github.com/sidpremkumar/pd2slack)
Simple python script to update the members of a Slack group such as `@oncall` to match the active member(s) of a PagerDuty schedule. This replaces several expensive SAAS services.

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title: Tools of the trade
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description: Some dev tools I recommend
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Everyone has different tools that they find especially effective. Here are some I have found with a few words about why I like them.
### [mise-en-place](https://mise.jdx.dev/)
Universal dev tool version manager. Specify tool versions in a config file and this tool can ensure that they are installed and active when entering the project directory. Amazing for getting a new dev environment set up in seconds. Replaces `asdf`, `nvm`, `pyenv`, `venv`, `rbenv`, and many other tool-specific version managers. Supports an incredible number of tools thanks to compatibility with `asdf`.
It also supports installing specific global tools, like `angular-cli` from `npm`, or `stack-pr` from `pipx`.
### [stack-pr](https://github.com/modular/stack-pr)
Open source tool for [stacking PRs](https://www.stacking.dev/).
PR stacks are, as far as I can tell, the best way to manage large features in git. I first heard about this practice in a series of blog posts from Graphite, a company offering free PR-stacking software and related paid services. But you don't need a custom CI flow or managed service for stacking to work - this CLI tool or one of the others at stacking.dev can take care of this.
If you start using PR stacks your whole company will start copying you.
### [xc](https://xcfile.dev/)
Markdown based task runner.
Define tasks in code blocks in markdown, and call them from the CLI. Serves as both task definition and documentation.
### [pd2slack](https://github.com/sidpremkumar/pd2slack)
Simple python script to update the members of a Slack group such as `@oncall` to match the active member(s) of a PagerDuty schedule. This replaces several expensive SAAS services.
### [SyncThing](https://syncthing.net/)
P2P alternative to Dropbox, supports mobile and desktop. Synchronize folders of content across all my devices.
### [Obsidian](https://obsidian.md/)
For notes and reference. Sync across devices with `syncthing`.
### [KeePassXC](https://keepassxc.org/)
For passwords. Sync across devives with `syncthing`.