As we step into 2025, the tech landscape continues to evolve rapidly. This year, I’ve been exploring new tools and technologies to streamline my workflow and boost productivity. Here’s a breakdown of new elements to my 2025 tech stack:
AI and Machine Learning
- NotebookLLM: This powerful tool has revolutionized my AI and machine learning workflow. It seamlessly integrates with various language models, allowing me to experiment with different approaches and fine-tune models to achieve optimal results. It does a great job of organizing information sources into a single datasource.
- LM Studio: A fantastic new tool that simplifies the development and deployment of large language models. It’s a game-changer for anyone working in the field of AI.
Development and Collaboration
- GitHub Codespaces: I’m excited to dive deeper into GitHub Codespaces this year. This cloud-based development environment promises to streamline my development workflow by providing a consistent development environment across different machines.
- Kubernetes: Having recently started working with Kubernetes, I’m impressed by its ability to orchestrate and manage containerized applications. I plan to leverage this powerful tool to build scalable and resilient applications.
Infrastructure and Networking
- Tailscale: This innovative networking solution has significantly simplified my remote work setup. By creating a secure private network, Tailscale allows me to access my devices and servers from anywhere in the world.
- Squarespace: While not the most ideal domain management solution, Squarespace has proven to be a reliable alternative to Google Domains. The smooth migration process and consistent pricing have been a pleasant surprise.
I’m eager to see how these technologies will continue to shape the future of software development and AI. Stay tuned for more updates as I explore and adopt new tools throughout the year.
