I think this is great, but at the same time, auto-installing homebrew ought to be an option (perhaps enabled by default) when installing the “XCode command line tools”.
Better yet, offer a “developer setup” app that sets up the command line tools, homebrew, iTerm2, updated bash/zsh, and more.
Apple would do best to pave the cow paths developers have already worn into macOS, especially when it comes to command line utilities. A dev setup app would just make it quicker/simpler and pave the way for newbies to get into development.
Better yet, offer a “developer setup” app that sets up the command line tools, homebrew, iTerm2, updated bash/zsh, and more.
Apple would do best to pave the cow paths developers have already worn into macOS, especially when it comes to command line utilities. A dev setup app would just make it quicker/simpler and pave the way for newbies to get into development.