My 2013 setup of hardware & software

I started developing on a HP unix machine that had a green screen, I forget what processor it was, but all I had was a c-shell and I loved it. Things have moved on from then. I'm dumping out what I use today so I can look back later in the years ahead.

Hardware #

• Macbook air 1.8ghz i7, 4gb RAM, 256GB SSD
• iPhone 4 32gb, ARM Cortex A8 with PowerVR GPU (Apple A4)
• iPad Mini WiFi 32gb, ARM Cortext A9 with Dual core PowerVR GPU (Apple A5)

Daily desktop software #

• Mac OS X 10.8.2
• Reminders
• Calendar synced with Google
• Google Chrome beta - sticky tab mail for personal and another for company, irccloud for IRC chat
• iTerm, so that I can use split panes and use the mac cmd keys (my brain is programmed that way currently)
• Alfred as a launcher and helper to quickly get to data (contacts, open recent files, clipboard history)
• Tweetdeck mac for tweet deck
• iTunes for local music

For Development #

• zsh, with my dotfiles for custom prompt, aliases, history search etc.
• macvim for editing code, markdown and other text based files
• homebrew to manage my Mac libraries and services (Thank you Max for this!)
• Postgres first choice of db on projects therefore always running, MySQL and mongoDB manually turn off and on when I need
• Redis always running, used as cache and backed for queuing
• rbenv to manage my ruby versions
• Vagrant for developing other stuff requiring lots of things I don't need every day (Firefox OS compiling for example)

Web services #

• Dropbox for Documents
• Google GMail, calendar, contacts, docs (or should I say drive)
• Google Reader
• iCloud for Reminders and find my phone & iPad
• Evernote - for dumping my brain on ideas / potential emails / things i want to continue on the iPhone
• Github & Codeplane for repo hosting
• 1password for my password management
• Instapaper for reading
• Pinboard for saving bookmarks and sharing with team
• Blogtrotter to send our team pinboard links we save under certrain tags
• Pivotal Tracker for managing iterations with clients and internal projects
• Twitter / LinkedIn / google+ / app.net / Facebook - all for different things
• Spotify / We Are Hunter for music
• Buffer to queue my posts to social networks
• Flowdock - chat and aggregation tool used mainly with clients
• Communications - mac messages app to talk over Gtalk & Skype

What do you use and find it good for? :wq