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Import the ermcolors downloaded before and then choose Dracula as theme Once we have the file in our filesystem we need to open Iterm2 preferences -> profile -> colors itermcolors file either by cloning the repo or downloading the zip.

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We will use dracula theme, for that we need to download the. Iterm2 provides a lot of features and customization is one of them, for people who have gotten used to dark mode like me, we have a lot of themes to choose from.

calibre: It's an open source e-book manager.

copyq: CopyQ is advanced clipboard manager with editing and scripting features.

kawa: A macOS input source switcher with user-defined shortcuts.

insomnia: An alternative to postman for design and test apis.

dash: Useful to download and store api documentation sets.

suspicious-package: An Application for Inspecting macOS Installer Packages.

pixel-picker: A tool in the menu bar that allows us to obtain the color of any pixel with different color formats.

authy: 2nd Factor authentication app, it's able to get syncronized with cloud.

ticktick: A To-do and habit tracker app.

notion: The app to create boards, take notes, track tasks, get organized and many othe features.

stats: A pretty macOS system monitor in the menu bar, includes CPU, Memory, disk, network, fans.

lastpass: Service of security for passwords, files, credit cards, it has a nice integration and synchronization in wide list of devices.

alfred: An app that allow to be more efficient with shortcuts, searches and own workflows.

expressvpn: It's the best vpn service I have tried with lot of servers around the world and good performance.

iterm2: An alternative to the default terminal app brings an amazing performance and customization.

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Some of the applications that we will install do not need a description, we will explain those that are probably not common or deserve to be listed.

kap: It's an screen recorder built with web technology.

golang, python, python3: Programming languages.

thefuck: It's an app able to correct errors in previous console commands.

httpie: It's a user-friendly command-line HTTP client, it comes with JSON support, syntax highlighting, persistent sessions, wget-like downloads, plugins, and more.

autojump: A faster way to navigate your filesystem.

youtube-dl: A command-line program to download videos from YouTube and other sites.

nvim: It's an alternative vim-based editor with lots of plugins and programming languages supported.

highlight: Converts sourcecode to HTML, XHTML, RTF, LaTeX, TeX, SVG, BBCode and terminal escape sequences with coloured syntax highlighting.

hiperfine: A command-line benchmarking tool.

jid: An utility to view and interact JSON content with a terminal.tldr: It's an option to get the the command options and practical examples.clementtsang/bottom/bottom: A graphical process/system monitor with a customizable interface and a multitude of features.bat: A cat clone with syntax highlighting and Git integration.cowsay: Generates an ASCCI picture of a cow with a message passed by string.exa: It's an alternative to the default listing command ls.tree It's useful to list directories and files recursively.htop: A better option than top to monitor the system.In this section we will install other commands and utilities.

Input the following command in a TerminalĮnter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode.

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Xcode is a large suite of software development tools and libraries from Apple, even if we are not iOS/MacOs developers, this step is necessary to install Xcode command line tools which includes MacOs SDK, and many other common tools, compilers, and commands that we will need in the whole guide. Let's open a new terminal and get started. With this guide we will assume a clean installation of MacOs and go step by step through the installation process and a short description of each app/command/tool. I have created a repository on GitHub to store the dotfiles and the installation script in case anyone wants to go straight to use it, I recommend to read the guide before though.

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After some months that MacOs Big Sur was released I have decided to move to it after being working with Catalina for a long time, it is a fact that there are many guides out there on the web about how to set up a dev workspace, however, some of them are outdated or no longer fit my needs, so I have collected a lot of information from some of them and created a new guide that I want to share.Īs developers we need to install almost always the same set of tools for our daily basis, so this guide will go throught a list of apps, sdks, commands and many others tools that I found useful.