HTTPie (pronounced aych-tee-tee-pie) is a command line HTTP client. But with tmux, you can disconnect from a box and reconnect to it later to check up on your process without worrying about it being interrupted. If you just run a process in the background, the system will kill it if your connection dies. It allows you to run a process without keeping your ssh connection open. If you plan on running a process on a remote box that will take a long time, tmux is a great tool. I highly recommend Bugsnag for your team's workflow. It also has a handy API which you can use to gather more details on the root cause of any exception, filter specific exceptions by their class type, and also customize it for your QA and staging environments. Bugsnag automatically notifies you of exceptions caught in production, and it presents it all in a nice dashboard for your team to tackle them one by one. It's been a real pleasure to work with, and support from their team has been great. Bugsnagīugsnag has been an indispensable tool in our team's day-to-day development, and I was first introduced to it earlier this year. All three of those things were pretty new to me, but they've speeded up my productivity. Aquamacs, on the other hand, has a very OS X-like UI it has a navigation bar at the top, along with a scrollbar, and it lets you organize your work in tabs, which is pretty cool. I don't use the mouse one bit when I'm on my editor, like many Emacs users. My normal Emacs config has no menu items, no scrollbar, and is just a black screen with green text. I thought I would hate it at first, but I couldn't be happier. AquamacsĢ015 was the year I first switched to Aquamacs from regular Emacs, along with using a Mac instead of Fedora as my normal development setup.
#Aquamacs setups software
Seeing as it's the end of the year, I asked a few of our software engineers to highlight a tool they found especially useful in 2015.
We all have our favorite tools, yet I find myself finding useful apps and services in the most unexpected places.
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