HI , there . so this article is about my workflow in 2024 from these lists Supposed to say 2025 ? it’s almost 2025…

• editor
• terminal
• how I code and think (main)

Editor

I use vsc , btw

yeah , vsc is the best editor now days.

I’ve tried switch to zed but , it’s developing editor .

I remaped some shortcut default is sucks.

It support most of programming lang , easy to custom.

light , ssh , copilot . good theme support .

I really love plugin ecosystem. I write gonna article about vscode config.

Terminal

let me say best terminal exist in the world. It’s really warp

If you don’t use warp. ?????? you missing the life men.

It’s better than iTerm. I love Warp because it’s Rust-based and has a fast launch.

History auto-suggestion, p10k, path display feature.

Recently , warp added fat cursor feature.　I love fat cursor !

*what I do terminal ?

frontend

• run vite with bun
• package manage

backend

• running API in localhost
• ssh to server
• run code

How I code , think while coding

Frontend , backend dosen’t matter.

when I add something first all I plan the feature of it.

If it’s too complex I write down to physical paper.

Writing down is the best way to show off brain’s fog.

I guarantee that.

I feel better then using digital one.

I’m doing a project and I decided to be a open source project

So I write doc about the process of it with markdown.

se obsidian to write documents. it’s simple and There are catppuccin theme

I really love Catppuccin Mocha color. I use everything.

back to the topic.

How do I write code

1. Planning in my brain
2. Write down to paper (obsidian , physical)
3. code
4. debug (I hope it end early)

When there are bug (so many people make this mistake)

When I face the bug.

First all I think well. many people change some code immediately.

But, it course more bug and wasting of time. It’s bullsh1t

Think well how it works , what’s variable effecting.

Build up a hypothesis then start code change.

This makes you bebugging so much faster.

Conclusion

Thank u for reading Stay learning.

If you’ve got questions or want me to write about other desk setups, hit me up on Twitter!

This article write about coding, desk , productivity , life tip, etc.

Until then, happy coding, everyone!