Ankur Sinha

unDraw is one of the first resources I started using while getting into frontend development. It's easy, simple, and very effective. Moreover, it has tons of options that fit perfectly in so many...

I have been using BetterBugs for several months now. Definitely, one of the coolest tools out here. It's lightweight, snappy, and connects instantly with Jira and GitHub. Really convenient to raise...

When I switched to Tailwind after using regular CSS for quite a long time, I never looked back. ✨

It's more like bringing imagination to life in an art format. Most of all, it is hand drawn and not some LLM model sharing unusable images every time. It is highly recommended for all those seeking...

I have been using GitBook to write product documentation. It's super easy and fast to use, and it's pretty reliable in the way everything comes out once I push things live. Love it! I even plan to...

I have always been a fan of using illustrations. Get illustrations is one of the many packs that I am fond of. It's a nice product. Kudos to the developers.

You can't get wrong with React. The only UI library I have ever worked with. And I have no intention of switching it with another one. Two thumbs up for the React community.

I love working with icons for development or creating minimalistic workflows for my tech articles. I have been using Lucide for some time now. No complaints from my end. Incredible toolkit. Highly...

I am using Basecamp as my daily driver. It's incredibly easy to use and it's Kanban Boards are pretty intuitive too. The only downside is that it only has paid tiers as compared to other tools like...

This is the first PM tool that started working with since my early days in tech. I mostly use this connected with GitHub. Recently, I started using automation stuff. Works great. Super effective...

Slack has always been my go-to choice for communicating with team members. It's crispy to use, integrations work great with it and it has tons of features. I like the Huddle call feature the most.

Been using Draw.io for a good number of years now. It's a no-nonsense tool with nice features for creating workflow diagrams. Whether I'm developing, writing docs, or creating minimalistic diagrams...