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If you use macOS and you are a software engineer, you may know about iTerm already. Well, I won’t mention about how to use iTerm and basic features 😁 . What I want to share is how to automate your iT…
Running webapp on Docker on MacOS can be quite slow, especially when you run multiple containers with file sync from host machine to containers. To help solve this problem when developing on MacOS, on…
Autocomplete is a workspace feature normally used to suggest code snippets as developers type in their IDEs and Code Editors. Software developers no longer have to keep track of programming syntax, AP…
A "uses" page is a place to share information showcasing developer setups, equipment, software, and configurations. After checking out some cool setups on Wes Bos' uses.tech site, I was inspired to cr…
How to navigate in out and around your directories after you have installed git on your machine: ls — stands for list. What it does, is it lists any files or folders in the directory you are currently…
First why even? I'm usually in a state of flow before my standup meetings. I typically never wait for them to start so I wanted to figure out a way to automate opening my upcoming zoom calls for me so…
I woke up this Wednesday morning feeling generous and I looked in my notes and saw an article I stacked up to publish sometime last year. I tried to fix a Catalina problem and I noted the steps for the fix. I'm not sure who the blog post i…
Introduction This is the first part of our Package Update Series Simply, Homebrew help you install the stuffs you need that Apple didn’t install for you by default. I assume that you already installed…
Introduction Let’s learn from my situation. Within a year I have installed macOS 6 times for various reasons (macOS crashes, switching to new mac, clean install every half year). It is frustrating to …
Is macOS Good for Running Docker? Macs are excellent development platforms. They support Java, Python, Ruby, and many other commonly used development languages. They let developers open a shell and find an environment that looks a lot like …
