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I use tmux with tmuxinator [0] to set up my dev environment every time I start work on a project. I have my panes configured (editor, shell, tests, db, logs, s

I use tmux with tmuxinator [0] to set up my dev environment every time I start work on a project. I have my panes configured (editor, shell, tests, db, logs, scm etc) and a 'pre' hook that mounts my VM. It works beautifully, is quick and easy to set up and is pretty flexible. [0] https://github.com/aziz/tmuxinator

jasim 14y ago
There is also Consular (https://github.com/achiu/consular https://github.com/achiu/consular) for those who need similar functionality in plain Terminal/iTerm/Gnome Terminal. It lets you create multiple terminal environments and each of them can define multiple tabs with startup commands. It uses a simple Ruby DSL for the scripting. The tabs can also be assigned meaningful names through the DSL.