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“Developer” wasn’t intended for your code but rather as a Developer specific Applications folder. IDEs and debug tools and what have you. Xcode in earlier vers

• hbn 4y ago
  Is there anything that still automatically installs itself there? If it's not used for that anymore, might as well use it for code.
  • shaunsingh0207 4y ago
    /System/Developer still exists, though it doesn't contain anything /Library/Developer is where Xcode's Command-line tools install too, your apple sdk's, along with a copy of clang, swift, and git Neither of them seem to have cool icons though
    • gsnedders 4y ago
      There's also a Developer directory (somewhere) within the Xcode app bundle.
  • frankus 4y ago
    Counterpoint is that it requires the shift key, is relatively long (compared to, say, src) and shares the “De” prefix with Desktop. That said, it’s what I use.
    • messe 4y ago
      > Counterpoint is that it requires the shift key Nope. MacOS's filesystem is by default case-insensitive but case-preserving: cd ~/developer and cd ~/Developer should both work if you have a subdirectory called "Developer" in your homedir.