devinhalladay

super rad, love the process transparency

I prefer Moom (http://manytricks.com/moom/) to Spectacle because it's much more configurable so it can adapt to my needs.

You should be fine for sure. Some software you need to be using (in my opinion, at least):

- iTerm 2 (use ZSH for your shell and oh-my-zsh to extend it);

- Sublime (although it looks like abandonware because it hasn't been updated since December of last year);

- Dash for reading documentation;

- Hub (https://github.com/github/hub) to make Git better;

- Homesick (https://github.com/technicalpickles/homesick) for keeping your dotfiles backed up properly

Some other things you may want to look into for setting up your dev env:

- Boxen (https://boxen.github.com/_

- Laptop by Thoughbot (https://github.com/thoughtbot/laptop)

- Homebrew (this one's kind of obvious)

That's completely irrelevant. The non-human-readable SVG format can't translate to this topic in any respect.

I do agree that Macaw could be great for prototyping, but I'm adamant that it will be the death of quality code and websites if designers begin to misuse it.

Exactly! That's an excellent example of how these kinds of tools are depriving designers of learning new techniques.