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About a day or so from a fresh install of macOS. The vast majority of projects (both internal and for clients) that I work on use a vagrant dev environment. B
by stephenr 9y ago
About a day or so from a fresh install of macOS.
The vast majority of projects (both internal and for clients) that I work on use a vagrant dev environment.
Besides that it’s mostly just local tools. I try to use Mac App Store versions of apps where possible because it makes that scenario simpler (open purchases tab, click a bunch of “install” buttons)
For other stuff like hg, git, vagrant, etc which are .pkg based I’m still looking for a good automation solution.
- jrowley 9y agoYou should check out brew and brew cask if you're on a mac. You can install Chrome/Firefox from the command line, atom, etc. Very simple and convenient.
- stephenr 9y agoI know about Brew. Brew's philosophy is "I know you have a powerful multi-user UNIX workstation, with literally decades of best practices about user permissions, installing software etc, but just for lulz we're going to install everything as user-owned, so you dont have to type your password. Fuck. That.