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@aryangandhi05 thanks for contribution. Please add apps to application.json instead of readme. Readme is automatically generated. |
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Certainly! Here are some reasons why you should consider using the command-line tools mentioned above:
Homebrew: Homebrew simplifies software installation and management. It's a quick and efficient way to install, update, and manage open-source software on macOS. You can easily access a wide range of packages and libraries.
Git: Git is essential for version control and collaboration, making it crucial for software development. It allows you to track changes in your code, collaborate with others, and manage projects effectively.
Python: Python is a versatile programming language used for web development, data analysis, automation, and more. It comes pre-installed on macOS, making it readily available for various tasks.
Node.js: Node.js is ideal for server-side JavaScript development. It enables you to build scalable and high-performance applications, particularly for web servers and network applications.
curl and Wget: These tools are excellent for downloading files from the internet, making HTTP requests, and automating web-related tasks, like web scraping or downloading resources.
tmux: tmux is valuable for terminal management. It allows you to create and manage multiple terminal sessions within a single window, making it easier to multitask and work efficiently.
Vim or Neovim: These text editors provide a powerful and efficient editing experience. They are highly customizable and come with a variety of plugins to enhance your productivity. Many developers love them for their speed and extensibility.
jq: jq simplifies the task of parsing and manipulating JSON data. It's a handy tool for processing JSON output from various APIs or log files.
htop: htop is an advanced process viewer that provides a more user-friendly and detailed view of system processes. It's especially useful for monitoring system resource usage.
Midnight Commander (mc): mc is a file manager that helps you navigate and manipulate files and directories in the terminal. It offers a visual and user-friendly alternative to using 'cd' and 'ls' commands.
The Silver Searcher (ag): ag is a faster alternative to 'grep' for code searching. It's valuable for programmers who need to search through codebases quickly and efficiently.
fd: fd is a simple and fast file searching tool that makes finding and working with files in the terminal straightforward. It's more user-friendly than the traditional 'find' command.
These tools can significantly improve your productivity, whether you're a developer, sysadmin, or a power user. They provide the flexibility, speed, and features needed to perform a wide range of tasks on your macOS command line.