OJ's Perspective · Jan 31, 2012

My Tools List - 2012

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The topic of tools is often a hot one amongst developers and every year we see an influx of blog posts where people rant and rave about which ones they love the most, and why. Far be it from me to stay out of such a discussion! Here is a list of the tools that I use as of the end of January 2012. Some are simply noteworthy. Others are very handy and while I would get by without them they would be…

The topic of tools is often a hot one amongst developers and every year we see an influx of blog posts where people rant and rave about which ones they love the most, and why.

Far be it from me to stay out of such a discussion!

Here is a list of the tools that I use as of the end of January 2012. Some are simply noteworthy. Others are very handy and while I would get by without them they would be missed. Some of these I simply cannot live without. I’m not going to bother with ratings. I won’t go into frameworks or the like which make their way into my code, instead I am focussing on those tools which help me do the coding and which aid me in my general computer usage.

Some of these tools are platform-specific, but many can be used across different platforms.

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