Tools I Use

Inspired by countless other Uses pages on the web, this is what I use for Web Development as part of my workflow:

HP ENVY Laptop 17m-cg0xxx - With Windows 10 Home (i7 8 Core, 12GB RAM, 512GB SSD)
LogiTech M705 Wireless Mouse

iPhone 10XR - Used mainly to test projects on other devices.
iPhone SE - Also used to test projects on mobile devices.
iPad Air 2 - Used to test projects, particularly those with CSS geared towards tablets.

Sublime Text/Merge - This was my main code editor before trying out VSCode. It's still good in terms of environment and ease of use.
VSCode - This has become my code editor of choice mainly because of its ease of use. Also, it works seamlessly with other apps such as Git and Prepros.
FileZilla - This was the first type of FTP software I tried when starting Web Development. While not as robust as other FTP clients, it is widely supported, free to use, and can save a project in a pinch when others are not available.
Dreamweaver - Dreamweaver is handy with it's link checker and ease of use for uploading files.
Prepros - Prepros has become my compiler/uploader/transpiler of choice in conjunction with VSCode. VERY useful when developing with preprocessors like SASS or LESS.
Git Bash - When I need a version control solution to a project, Git Bash is my first stop.

Google Chrome - Chrome is my favorite browser mainly due to its integration with the rest of Google's services.
Mozilla Firefox - Mozilla is also a favorite browser of mine due to it being an independent open-source project.
Microsoft Edge - While I don't use Edge as much as Chrome and Firefox, it is still very powerful and highly useful for debugging purposes.