The tools behind the work.

Claude Code is my go-to agentic coding agent. Claude is my development team, allowing me to focus on the what, and the claude team to now focus on the how of software development.

I use the Django Rest Framework to provide API's for a number of applications and websites, including this site. It's integration with Django makes it easy and simple to expose API's for database models.

I use PostgreSQL for all my Django web applications backend databases.

I use Go mainly for development of API’s and for integration and manipulation of data services.

Digital Ocean is my preferred cloud server provider for hosting Django applications, API's and databases.

I use python for data manipulation, data transformations and integration of systems.

Omarchy Linux is an opinionated, modern Linux distribution based on Arch Linux and the Hyprland tiling window manager, designed to provide a polished, productive, and immediately usable desktop experience for developers and power users. Created by DHH, this is my goto development operating system.

I discovered Svelte about 18 months ago and fell in love with its simplicity. Almost all my front-end applications and UI components are now written in Svelte/SvelteKit.

Two years ago, I made it a personal goal to learn javascript. Two years later, and after discovering Svelte and SveletKit along the way I am now using javascript in most of my applications.

More and more I am using Typescript in my SvelteKit applications. I'm still getting my head around this one... one of my current learning projects.

I deploy almost all of my frontend applications on Vercel. Simple, quick and easy!

I use Ubuntu Linux Server on most of my cloud servers. Primarily I use this because my cloud service provider provides quick and simple Ubuntu server setup.

All my source code is stored on GitHub. Any code I have written that can be used outside the organisation it was intended for is available as a public repository.

shadcn-svelte is one of the UI component libraries I used for developing Sveltekit applications. It is component based, enabling on the components required to be included in your code, and everything is fully customizable.

TailwindCSS is my current framework of choice. I often use TailwindUI to quickly prototype applications and more recently I have started to leverage the fantastic skeleton.dev

Django has been my goto framework for web applications requiring complex business logic and database integration.

SvelteKit is the shizzle! I now almost exclusively develop my web applications in SvelteKit. It's a simple quick and fun framwork to work in. <a href="https://github.com/Rich-Harris">Rich Harris</a> is a genius!

NGINX is my web server of choice for webservers that I set up and build from scratch. The relatively easy setup means I can quickly get a working web application setup using the NGINX/Gunicorn/Django technology stack.