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Daily drivers3 moves · 9 tools

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Prompt-driven TDD workflowI write the test prompt first, then implement until it runs green.

Visual Studio Code

My daily driver for years. The TypeScript language server is unbeatable.

Tailwind CSS

Next.js

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Prompt-driven TDD workflowI write the test prompt first, then implement until it runs green.

Prompt-driven TDD workflowJohn Doe · move

PromptWrite a failing Vitest spec for the bug first.Do not touch src/ until it runs red.

Claude Code scaffolds the specsRun the suite - it must fail firstImplement until green

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Daily drivers3 moves · 9 tools

Visual Studio Code

My daily driver for years. The TypeScript support is unbeatable.

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Tailwind CSS

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Tailwind CSSUtility-first CSS framework for rapid UI development

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