I started to code in January 2018. After more than a year I changed a lot of things in my development process.

First of all, I am a frontend developer. This means that I use HTML, CSS, JS.

Let's start with a list:

• Atom → Sublime Text → VS Code. I started to code on codecademy (it's first in Google). My first HTML code I copied to Atom and saved on a computer. I have chosen Atom because a long time ago I've searched for a good text editor and see a lot of recommendations. Next, I switched to Sublime Text and loved it. I write a lot of non-realise websites and some realized. Next, I heard about the VS Code. It's been very complicated for me but after a few weeks, I completely switched.
• Beautify → Prettier. It's very hard to format code by hands, so I need to automize this process. I have used Beautify but recently switched to Prettier with config files.
• Default monospace font → Fira Code. The font is a very important thing in the development process. I didn't think much of it before. And once I saw in Twitter some interesting font with a new thing for me — ligatures support. It was Fira Code. Now it's a very popular font.
• jQuery → clean JS. I started to code in JS from jQuery tutorial on YouTube. The tutorial said that jQuery is cleaner, smaller, easier and with jQuery you can write a solution for the task in a few strings that take in JS 200 strings. But after some time I've understand that clean JS has more support, cleaner, easier and takes a minimum of space with default support in browsers.
• CSS → SASS. Just love this parent { child } syntax.
• Jekyll → Gatsby. Gatsby is a more progressive static site generator with a lot of default optimizations.
• Lighthouse → PageSpeed Insights. So I love green scores in Lighthouse and love it. Recently Google moved Lighthouse to the web with more stability.

If I remember more, I'll extend an article.

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