/r/devblogs
/r/DevBlogs is a place to come, everyday, and see what other redditors and industry pros are working on. Come add your blog!
This subreddit was created with the intention of being a hub that you can check to read the latest blog posts from your favourite blogs, but we need your help:
Please post any and all personal dev blogs, especially if they focus on game development!
Are you starting to work on a new game and are excited to share the new things you've learnt?
Are you learning a new programming language and want to chronicle your struggles?
Are you launching a new webapp and want to share a post about how you've been developing it?
Are you an established developer and want to share some of your knowledge with your peers?
Don't hesitate, submit the blog post here, it doesn't even have to be yours!
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/r/devblogs
We’ve all been there—staring at our code editor, wondering if we’re geniuses or just breaking things in creative ways. (Probably both.) But here’s the deal: great coding isn’t just about skill. It’s about having the right tools in your kit.
From solid code editors and version control to Docker and automation tools, there are a few essentials that can make your life easier and your code cleaner. Trust me, your future self will thank you.
In my latest article, I highlight seven tools that can seriously level up your workflow. Whether you’re tired of repetitive tasks or looking to avoid the “It works on my machine” dilemma, there’s something here for every developer.
What’s your go-to tool that you can’t live without? Let’s hear it!
👉 Check out the article here and share your thoughts!