I use VS Code as my editor. It blows everything else out of the water with great performance, great user experience, and a community of limitless plugins to customize it to your every need. I mostly use Night Owl as my theme.
I recently switched to iTerm as my terminal and zsh with Oh My ZSH!. I also use Night Owl as my theme in iTerm.
Depending on how intensive you're setup is, consider creating your own dotfiles repo with dotbot. There are a lot of different ways to backup that kind of stuff but dotbot makes it a lot simpler.
FiraCode is a monospaced font with programming ligatures that I use in both iTerm and VS Code.
Hosting
I've been using Netlify for static sites like my personal website. Heroku has always been great for me for more complex apps.
Hardware
I've always used a MacBook for development. I have a PC at home for gaming.
Bluetooth headphones. I currently use the Surface Headphones, but if you're looking for the current best check out Marques Brownlee.
Todoist is a to-do app. It allows you to group to-dos into projects, set a date for when you're going to complete a to-do, set repeating to-dos and lots of other great features you want out of a to-do app.
Deckset allows you to write a presentation in markdown and it takes care of the design.
Boundary Supply Errant Pack It has a lot of great features. Special spots for your laptop, passport, notebooks and stuff. But there has been a few times I used it as a carry on and could have used more space.
Christian Apps + Resources
Read-Scripture is a well executed app for reading the Bible regularly.
Echo Is an app I use for keeping track of prayer requests. It has a "pray now" feature where you pick how long you'd like to pray for and it flips through things to pray for.
ESV bible app My personal choice for the bible on my phone or computer.
The Bible Project is a non profit that creates incredible animated videos summarizing books and themes in the Bible. The easiest way to watch is on their YouTube channel.
Streetlights is a really cool, well produced audio bible made to engage with global urban culture. The easiest way to start listening is on Spotify or with their mobile app.