Setting up macOS for development isn't as daunting as it seems. Here's how to transform your Mac into a productive dev machine.

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Setting up macOS for development involves installing essential tools like Homebrew for package management, choosing a better terminal application, and configuring development environments. Key steps include switching shells if needed, installing Git, setting up window management tools like Rectangle, and installing development tools such as Node.js through NVM and Docker. The process leverages macOS's Unix-like foundation and extensive tool availability to create a productive development environment.

How To Set up MacOS as a Development Machine

<p>Cool I didn’t know Rectangle was available through Brew as well!</p>


<p>Step 1: Remove proprietary OS
Step 2: Replace with linux
done</p>
