Developer Tools for macOS

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Getting my first MacBook Air end of the month. What developer tools do you use?
 
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Format ... Install Linux! 😁

I mainly use IntelliJ these days.
Busy learning laravel, so will see if it still applies. (also busy switching to a linux dev box)
 
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spiderz said:
Format ... Install Linux! 😁

I mainly use IntelliJ these days.
Busy learning laravel, so will see if it still applies. (also busy switching to a linux dev box)
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I prefer CodeIgniter over Laravel. But that's another thread.
 
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Calling @GreGorGy for PHP tips...

Ooh I see Sublime Text has a macOS version. That will help me get up to speed.

Adding Sequal Pro from this thread for the record:

Database Management and Development Tools

I've used MySQL and phpMyAdmin for ages but need to move to a desktop management application with SSH support to our remote database. I've been using dbForge but I'm not a huge fan. What do you use?
thegrotto.co.za
 
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My go-to tools are as follows:

BBEdit - text editor. It is very powerful, despite my fallout with the developers. I use it daily and wouldn't trust anything else.
Transmit - if FTP or SFTP features in your life, in my experience nothing comes close.
GoPanel - it is like CPanel but for as many hosts as you wish - just don't add a host after you have set it up.
SequelPro see above. I have yet to find any commercial MySQL product that comes close to it.
 
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