This article will give you a detailed introduction on how to set up your computer as a web developer. It was created for MacOS cause I mostly work...
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I'm currently a junior dev, so thanks for the quick tutorial. (Though i'm already set up) I think it might be useful to know about setting up a virtual environment with Vagrant and containerising an app with Docker also. As these are the two setup things that took me the longest to figure out.
I second this!
Interesting. However, I'm not sure to understand the presence of "junior" word in the title. Why a setup would change with the experience?
This is a checklist for junior dev. I was trying to be explain everything from scratch, therefore, it's for juniors ;) a mid-dev wouldn't need know the importance of git, right?
That's true for the explanation of tools, but not for the "environment setup". Nevermind, just about words ;)
I get it - there are different ways to approach your setup. That's what I've tried myself.
I think it's misleading to say you can use these instructions on Windows. You'll be using 2/4 different tools, such as chocolatey instead of homebrew and CMDER or hyper instead of iTerm2.
According to the brew site, in 2.0 (brew.sh/2019/02/02/homebrew-2.0.0/)
I'd suggest using something other than Sublime. You mention people have opinions, but everything else is you list is free, so why pick Sublime?
You're right! I love Sublime so I've picked it :) What do you suggest instead of Sublime?
VSCodium is pretty good :)
Oh Vs-code not in the list ...?
VS Code is mentioned in the article.
Homebrew can also be run on Linux distros and Windows Subsystem for Linux via linuxbrew, which is essentially the same tool.