This article explains the use of package managers from a developer's perspective, demonstrates the installation and basic use of Homebrew.

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Homebrew is a package manager for macOS that simplifies the installation, updating, and removal of software. It manages software dependencies and facilitates automation, making it a powerful tool for developers. The post guides readers through the basic usage of Homebrew, including installing applications, updating software, and managing dependencies. It also highlights Homebrew's role in providing access to software not available in the Mac App Store and compares it to other package managers on Linux and Windows.

Homebrew for MacOS Developers

How Does Homebrew Compare to Linux and Windows Package Managers?

<p>Article doesn’t mention but don’t forget <code>brew bundle dump</code> to output your Brewfile to easily reinstall all your apps if you switch to a new environment!</p>
