- 1
- 45 116
DEV ANGEL
South Korea
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2020
This channel is to help developers solve any problems they face in a ver short and handy way.
Myself as a developer, I hate tedious, repetitive and time consuming tasks that are happening everyday.
I don't want somebody else to experience the same thing ended up wasting time rather focusing on what really matters.
I would like to be an angel for all devs by helping them find out a short and quick solution.
Myself as a developer, I hate tedious, repetitive and time consuming tasks that are happening everyday.
I don't want somebody else to experience the same thing ended up wasting time rather focusing on what really matters.
I would like to be an angel for all devs by helping them find out a short and quick solution.
Setting Environment Variables on Mac
Quick and easy guidance on how to set environment variables on mac.
มุมมอง: 45 133
Thank you!
It helped me a lot and easy to understand. Thanks
Awesome video. Helped a lot. Thanks!
thanks dude
Thank you so much for this helpful video! I think I got it to work and it helped me set PATH in zsh shell permanently so that I don't have to reset it each time I re-start my computer. However, I tried this in zsh shell but whenever I ran echo $SHELL in the terminal window, I received "/bin/bash" as an output. Does that mean that I did this in bash accidentally? Would you be able to help me with that?
Caution: this DOES NOT WORK for bash! "mynameis=anyName" echo $mynameis will result in : "mynameis=anyName"
Thanks a lot
Thank you once again! you saved me!
Thank you so much! I truly appreciate!
@DEV ANGEL, thanks. This was simply a great tutorial! BRAVO
Great Video!!!
excellent usage of music and animations, music doesn't change it's quality as the playback speed increases.
echo $HOMe echo $USER variable_name = value echo $variable_name Open another terminal ( cmd + t) ls -al ~/
rahmat
Great tutorial! Thank u so much! Helped me set this to do a release for AWS!
great video!
Great video - how would I go about setting a global variable, so any user logon can access it? Tried all sorts, nothing seems to work - even chatgpt failed me!
very helpful, thanks a lot!
I didn't get this
Thanks so much. You save my day.
Good one Thanks man!
Thank you so much. I had a hard time setting postgres PGDATA env. Your video helped a lot.
Thanks!
Super helpful
THANK YOU
Thank you!! That was very helpful! 😃
Thanks so much for making such a quality video. Was direct to the point!
bhai u are such a hugeeee life saver. I almost threw this mac away. Iam glad i persisted.
You did a lot of unimportant steps
How do you delete these variables?
Did you figure it out, I want to delete some as well
You can open up your ~/.zshrc | ~/.bash_profile through a text editor to edit your script after it's been sourced using the following: open -a "(text editor application name)" ~/.zshrc (replace with .bash_profile if that's what you're editing) So if you're using the app Brackets and your text is saved under ~/.zshrc, the line you're executing would look something like this: open -a "Brackets" ~/.zshrc Hope this helped! Just remember to open up a new terminal window whenever you edit your file so that you can see your recent changes. Took me a minute to figure it all out haha
love this style. Looking forward to more such videos in the future :)
Thanks! What are you interested in specifically?
Legend <3 Thank you!
Thanks!
I approve this message.