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Years ago I switched from Mac OS/Apple when I became a developer/data scientist to linux based system. (ubuntu) I understand there are similarities between MAC
by chad_strategic 6y ago
Years ago I switched from Mac OS/Apple when I became a developer/data scientist to linux based system. (ubuntu)
I understand there are similarities between MAC OS and Linux... etc. Being on the same OS as most of the web servers saved me time in learning the basics of linux, bash, etc.
Also at the time I couldn't afford to keep buying new software license.
The only enterprise software I use is Navicat for user frienldly interface into databases.
- kedean 6y agoIn a similar vein, I am a primarily a mac user today after growing up on windows and linux (personally and for developments that run on linux as the end-system). I am quite confident that already having an intimate familiarity with Unix is what really unlocks MacOS as a powerful developer environment. I find myself much more appreciate of the positive differences that it provides over Linux and BSD, and much more understanding of deficits and things it won't let me do than I think I would be without that familiarity.
- I_am_tiberius 6y agoI don't know Navicat but I use DBeaver and am super happy.