homebrew
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“My Macs get Homebrew installed on them first thing.”
iliana etaoin Interview, Software developer catgirl · via Uses This 
“To make that easier, I've scripted a lot of the setup in my dotfiles, which use homebrew extensively to install applications and command-line tools.”
André Arko Interview, Web developer · via Uses This 
“Homebrew is, of course, a must on macOS.”
Aurynn Shaw Interview, DevOps evangelist, giver of talks, writer of software, conference junkie, profes · via Uses This 
“Homebrew is my package manager of choice and it helps with all the stuff I need in my shell and more.”
Ubi De Feo Interview, Creative technologist · via Uses This 
“Ten years ago I created Homebrew, the package manager for Mac (and since then, Linux too).”
Max Howell Interview, Developer (Homebrew) · via Uses This 
“Homebrew is one of the first things I install on any OS X computer because it has so many packages that I depend on.”
Bertrand Fan Interview, Engineer (Slack) · via Uses This 
“Homebrew gets me lots of the command line utilities I need that don't already come with Mac.”
Charles Berret Interview, Communications Ph.D. student (Columbia) · via Uses This 
“Homebrew is obligatory for installing development dependencies on a Mac.”
Lincoln Mullen Interview, Historian, teacher · via Uses This 
“Finally, for open source package management, I'm currently using homebrew.”
Timothy Wood Interview, CTO and co-founder (The Omni Group) · via Uses This 
“Homebrew is a must if you're a hacker using OS X on a daily basis.”
Ramsey Nasser Interview, Computer scientist, game designer · via Uses This 
“Homebrew gives me a repository like experience on the Mac.”
Ethan Schoonover Interview, Designer, developer (Kinkless, Solarized) · via Uses This 
“I install open source software using homebrew.”
James Duncan Davidson Interview, Photographer (TED), developer, writer · via Uses This 
“If you do have to use OS X, Homebrew is the best software package manager out there, I even prefer it to most Linux alternatives.”
Andy Smith Interview, Software developer (OpenStack for Rackspace) · via Uses This 
