5 gifts for the developer in your life<p>1. Keychron: We believe that the tactile feedback of a mechanical keyboards appeals not just for gamers, but typists too. With that said, nearly 95% of mechanical keyboards out there are designed only for gamers. We, at Keychron, have spent more than a year to create self-contained switches for easier typing in that Magic Keyboard style.<p>2. Casper Glow: Casper, the sleep company, has branched out from memory foam to create the Glow, a small, portable light for the bedroom that's designed to help you fall asleep and to wake you up gently, rather than to a room flooded with light. The Casper Glow is an elegant and minimalist bedside light.<p>3. Raspberry Pi: The Raspberry Pi is a series of small single-board computers developed in the United Kingdom by the Raspberry Pi Foundation to promote teaching of basic computer science in schools and in developing countries.<p>4. Norm: Sit still, here comes a solid-stone desk that follows your moves to get more done. It adjusts its height smoothly to match your pose, powers your devices with or without wires, and never wobbles again. Pre-order yours from $999 or $29/mo, shipping in October.<p>5. Hermen Miller Aeron: With over 8 million sold, Aeron is our most admired and recognized ergonomic office chair. Its innovative design and support for a range of postures, activities, and body types, has made and kept Aeron an icon.