My dev toolkit through the years
I find NeoVim in the Linux Layer of ChromeOS is the best enviroment for me. I explain why, as well as offering a great alternative if Vim or Linux aren't for you.

Front end developer, focusing on the JAMstack
For over twenty years my career has been food and retail management, with web development as a hobby. I am ready to turn web development into a career and telling people what to do into a hobby. Hire me!
Barbi had a very dated site that she wished to give a facelift to, while improving her process flow and saving money in the process. We modernized her site, improved her new client work flow, and saved her over $200 a year in the process.
Tina was starting baking. She had no brand, logo, or even name. We gave her a consistently branded online presence.
I find NeoVim in the Linux Layer of ChromeOS is the best enviroment for me. I explain why, as well as offering a great alternative if Vim or Linux aren't for you.
I pushed my first client site live, for a San Antonio-local custom cake home baker. In the process, I created an entire brand as well.
I wish for a browser that can let me change rendering engines on the fly, to simplify cross-browser testing. This should be possible.