I love reading lists like these as it always inspire me to find new tools/methods.
My current set-up is as follows:
###Hardware
- iMac 27 Retina 5k (32 gb ram, 1tb ssd)
- Macbook Pro 13", late 2012 (8 gb ram, 512gb ssd)
- iPad 4 Retina / iPhone 6 / Samsung S4 - all mainly for testing
- A couple of laptops running Win7, Linux Mint, Ubuntu & Crunchbang, also for testing things
###Software
- Vagrant (via virtualbox) running dev servers, in my case most often Ubuntu Server, nginx, php5-fpm etc
- Grunt as a task runner, mainly for compiling SCSS (Bourbon, Susy as well), concatenate JS, minification, basic image edits etc
- CodeKit for when I donāt use Grunt (depending on project and colleagues)
- Brackets (+ some really nice extensions) is my current main editor
- I struggle to run a command-line without zsh these days so guess I should list it too
- Transmit for the few times I actually FTP these days
- GitHub
- Dropbox
- Photoshop
- Lightroom
- TypeKit
- Main browser for surfing: Chrome
- Main browser for dev stuff: Firefox
- Testing in the usual suspects (Safari, IE, mobile devices)
- Evernote for notes, planning, content, to-do etc (went all in, only way it makes sense) + Gneo
- Slack for communication updates from team
- Dash for reading documentation on things
- Gmail for most e-mail things
Other Services
- Digital Ocean
- Rackspace Cloud Servers
- Amazon AWS
- Arq (backups of my Macbook Pro to AWS) - I use an Airport Time Capsule for iMac atmo
For my deployments I most often use (SSL) webhooks on GitHub which deploys to different servers depending on GitHub branches so havenāt really seen the need for external deployment services just yet, though I might get there some day.