Every quarter I share with you what tools am I using now. I figured that many people were curious, and as it turned out I was switching tools more often than I realized. Let alone told people. I tend to be a power user, meaning I often break tools when using them. If they can't keep up, or the support is lackluster. Then I move on, and then you don't have to waste your time either.
![My Current Tech Stack #4 [Q2 2024]](https://digitalpress.fra1.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/aubghd5/2024/06/The-PolyTools-Digest-Thumbnails-PolyInnovator.png)
A LOT has changed over the last quarter since the previous entry in this series. We are on a whole new website for one! I have learned that loyalty to a tool most of the time leads you being screwed. Choose what is best for you in THIS moment!
![My Current Tech Stack #3 [Q1 2024]](https://digitalpress.fra1.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/aubghd5/2024/06/PolyInnovator-s-Current-Tech-Stack.png)
Finding the right tools is often a hard challenge, as even if something SEEMS like it works. It may not forever, or maybe not as well as you would have hoped. Here are the tools I currently use.
![My Current Tech Stack #2 [Q4 2023]](https://digitalpress.fra1.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/aubghd5/2024/06/PolyInnovator-s-Current-Tech-Stack-1.png)
I used to play this game when I was a teen, what's in Dusty's pockets? Where I'd pull out a variety of interesting items. I felt that the same concept would apply well to the tech stack I use! Here is #2!
I used to play a game in school: "What's in Dusty's Pockets?", and this is like that but "What's in PolyInnovator's Tech Stack?"
