I’m happy with my MacBook Pro 17”, Mac Pro 2010. I can develop and play Mac/pc games without problems. M1 products for sheeps in the world. Apple control what goes in your computer. You have no control
I bought my first Macbook Air last month, and I'm glad I watched this video. I updated a lot of my settings. I'm a Windows guy and I'm trying to get familiar with how Macs work. Thanks
@Dzzzzz I might be a little biased because I've used Windows all my life. I like Windows because I know my way around it. I have zero problems with it. It runs every program I want from investment software to gaming. One of the reasons I stayed away from Mac is because I could not use a lot of the software I was used to using on Windows. Unfortunately, I find that true to this day when I tried installing trading software and had to jump through hoops just to run a water-downed version of it. One thing I do like about the Macbook is the battery life. It is impressive for what I'm using it for (school work mainly).
This is me today, I’m struggling and almost hating my mac, it’s only been 2 hrs since I bought the macbook pro. But I’m patient, i remember how much I hated the iPhone the first time i switched from an android 7 years ago, I still decided to write on windows until today morning when I spilled coffee on my laptop. I decided this was the call for me to switch as I have been thinking about it for a while. I’m already worried and frustrated as I can’t run my node applications and I can’t even manage to install ngrok…once again deep breath’s and I’ll remain patient
that "annoying" siri at the start is actually a life safer for blind users. It allows blind users to set up their laptops on their own from the get go. I know it and appreciate it so much because I myself am a totally blind user.
I love how you feel the need to explain your purchase... I keep buying hardware I do NOT need.. because of... reasons... Literally looking for an excuse to start editing videos again but I do not have time to film and edit anymore. Working as a developer consultant while running two businesses. My film & edit time has been exchanged for going to gyms.. I need to workout to stay sane..
13:15 From macOS Monterey 12.3 Release Notes - Python, Deprecations - Python 2.7 was removed from macOS in this update. Developers should use Python 3 or an alternative language instead.
Hi Arjan, a couple of video ideas: 1. Functional programming vs OO in python. I see most of your videos use classes but getting your thoughts on the functional workflow (maybe with an example implementing a pattern or two) would be cool. 2. attrs/cattrs vs Pydantic for data validation (in the context of a python/django REST api would be a bonus!). Performance testing, functionality, etc. Thanks
Good point! I'm using more and more of functional style as years go by personally. Feels like you would only want OO for state management, and you generally want as little of state management as possible :^) Especially when dealing with data pipelines.
This was great as I just upgraded from my 2012 macbook, on which homebrew had stopped working. I’d like to put in a good word for Keyboard Maestro. It does what rectangle and flycut do, but also much much more. For programming I use it for inserting snippets of code.
@@ArjanCodes no problem at all. always happy to support my fellow content creators. I am looking forward to improving on my own current video format I have uploaded and, in the future, trying to create content as good as yours in the long term.
What do you do if you want to dev for a Docker container that would be running on an Intel Mac? Do you have a good solution for cross-architecture testing?
I was following your video to set up my macbook m1 pro, I have got both python versions installed by default, not sure why you haven't had the older python version.
at 12:17 to be precise, I see Arjan what actual loves about rectangle app is tiling windows, and that my friend is readily available on Linux. On my favorite features of Linux.
Linux has nothing readily available, maybe some specific distro has, but "Linux" doesn't really ship with anything. You still would need to install it yourself.
Bitwarden can handle your 2-factor codes as well! It's even better than using Authy since it will automatically place a 2-factor code in your clipboard after it auto-fills your username/password.
Very cool indeed! However, do note that 2FA becomes less secure if the second factor code is stored in the same place as your first factor code (e.g. both your password and 2FA code in Bitwarden). I keep them separated for that reason. Still, I think that your suggestion is very user friendly and is still a lot safer than 1FA!
I'm setting up an M2 mac, having come from a MBP with a Touch Bar. Is there anyway to have the keyboard always assume use of the function keys when in VSCode?
Helpful note that bit me: When installing software from brew, ensure you use the regular terminal. If you use something like kitty/iterm that is installed with rosetta it'll install software with x86. Bit my in my ass when setting updating neovim. Also you should use ansible!
Your config look a lot like mine! Didn't know I can change the Globe key. A lot of times I need to press the CTRL and accidentally press the Globe key. Now there are both CTRL. Thank!
I have it as well, its expensive, its good. Is it worth the price? no I just got it from my work, I would never bought it on my own. I also have older macbook pro with intel and it isn't much worse for python developer. I like to use FIG for terminal configuration across multiple laptops and to keep things in one place. It sometimes crashes (not often) but its also very fast and easy to reset. I recommend it
Hi Arjan, I am starting out in software development and I would like to switch from Windows to Mac, which Macbook do you think is recommended for an entry-level profile?
Hello One question how to manages your environment python in VSCode for multiple projects? i now use docker but sometime you need try multiples projects I create 1 projects 1 env but always fight with VSCode to take the correct env for this projects and autocomplete the packages i install for particular environments, you use particular packages??? thank for share knowledge!!!
I have a M1 MacBook Pro 13.3”. I love it, but I haven’t scratched the scratch of the surface of my Mac at all. I am still trying to learn. I love to view your videos, and such, trying to find useful ways to use them. I would love to learn how to edit video. I have no idea where to start with that. I bought this device, and I just stream movies or stay on TH-cam. One day, I will be a good to great computer user. One day! Peace.
hello, could you recommend for a software engineer to buy a macbook air 13 m1 16/256 just for work?? And how does it work with a screen diagonal of 13.3 ???
Love this! But, I'm having trouble getting pynev to install newer python versions for me. I see python-build: use readline from homebrew and python-build: use zlib from xcode sdk, then it stops before it installs. Any idea how to fix this? Also, when I added the code to the zprofile and zshrc files, it messed things up. I had to delete it. 🧐
Had issue with installing python ModuleNotFoundError: No module named '_lzma' And for that I had to install zx. Then the pyenv global also didn't work. Then pip also isn't found.
I think I might have been who suggested you to try Error Lens (I'm going to claim it anyway 😅). I still love it, but if you find it a bit noisy there are tones of settings to configure it. You could take a look at turning off info hints, or increase delay before shown so they don't appear as you type. I like it especially for annoying things like typos and mypy warnings 🙂
It's possible you were the inspiration for this :). I haven't given up on it yet (which is why it's still in the extension list). I'll play around with the settings and see if I can get it to behave more to my liking.
Great video! I’ve always use macports instead of home brew, do you think homebrew is better? I’ve seen that macports needs to build a lot of the packages I install and doesn’t find them ready to use on Apple Silicon
@@mishikookropiridze Python: "There should be one- and preferably only one -obvious way to do it." Also Python: You can install packages with pip, or conda, or pipenv, or poetry or pipx, or...
@@FernandoCordeiroDr True. python lacks good built-in package manager. but dunno how they can regulate this. I just like conda. Something like rust's cargo's will be fantastic to see.
When I try to install the “oh -my -zsh “ it’s giving me 3 options seems like there is one already installed which I find weird since it’s a new laptop. Option 3 says : ( caution) if folder doesn’t contain important information you can override it by ‘rm -r /users/my name/. Oh -my -zsh’ . How can I override it if I’m the owner of the Mac and it’s dying my Permission?
Hi Sir @ArjanCodes I am new to the Apple environment. I am trying to get into the iOS app development field. According to you, 16 Gb ram is enough? (for next 2-3 yrs) Or should I go with 32 Gb? (my requirements will be purely development, too many chrome tabs, and a little bit graphics-related work (no video editing). I have heard some you-tubers saying m1 pro max somehow affects battery life too. Should I wait for m2 pro variants ? Do reply ✨ Thanks in advance.
Ordered one as well the m1 max with 24 gpu cores in particular. Need the performance as i m a media technology student. My bank account hates me i guess
Hey Arjan, I just got an M1 machine myself and found that VSCode heats the machine up and drains the battery even long after quitting the process (CMD+Q). Seems to be an issue I find online in some others, did you experience this yourself and if so, anything you did about it?
Hi Joseph, I haven't noticed that problem myself. It looks like there is still a process running after you quit VSCode. This sometimes happens if for example you run code from VSCode which starts an interpreter process but doesn't stop that process after quitting VSCode. If you open Activity Monitor, you can see what processes are currently running and how much CPU and memory they're using, and then you can kill the process that is the problem.
fairly easy, but first - about the problem. M1 comes with an old bash version and has zsh by default (some like it, some don't). Docker scripts are usually written in bash and some of them explicitly for gnu. So, to solve a list of issues (maybe not all, but this was enough for me): - you need to use brew to install a couple of things and some of those required additional changes in .profile or .bash_profile files - Install bash5 and set it as default - the second part is a bit tricky, best to look for instructions online - Using brew install gnu-sed, coreutils, findutils, and jq - the first three will print out some extra instructions on what needs to be modified.
I would recommend not even installing pyenv - instead use devcontainers for each project, that way you have as code the environment and dependencies for every project in the same repo as the code.
I have several much more expensive monitors, but I've been blown away by the power-for-performance of the LG 27BL55U-B - 27" UHD IPS -- although the stand may be limiting for some, you can always put it on a vesa arm and the screen quality is fantastic.
I set up duplication development environments on a MacBook and Linux machine. Both same SSD (1TB) and 32GB memory. This is Java development, with Kubernetes, Java, IntelliJ (multiple windows), Slack, Outlook, Lots of browser tabs, Docker, VPN, etc. Afetr using each all day, the Mac is sat at 31.GB memory usage with 7GB swap. The Linux machine is at 23GB with no swap. This is repeatable. The Mac becomes so unresponsive that it gets to the point I have log out or reboot as closing the apps only results in memory going back to around 19GB with nothing running :( But, I'm stuck with the thing as that's what my company forces on us. Maybe for light software development is may be OK, but I've got a lot running in Kubernetes (Kafka, Postgres, Prometheus, Graphana, Elastic Search, Cassandra, Spark, etc). Why does Linux handle this better?
there was some talk about about having to use regular apple term instead of anything else to install some stuff without rosettaup above. does this help with anything you are talking about?
Here's a fun game: drink something every time I say "pretty useful". ;)
I'll drink water
@@SpaghettDev Pretty useful
Are you Albanian cus of your name ?
HIMYM
I’m happy with my MacBook Pro 17”, Mac Pro 2010. I can develop and play Mac/pc games without problems. M1 products for sheeps in the world. Apple control what goes in your computer. You have no control
6:18 My favorite quote of the year. Thanks for the great content!
Thank you - glad to hear you enjoy the content!
Thank you for rectangle! Exactly what I need. If anyone is using more than one language I also recommend checking dash for macOS (not free though) .
I bought my first Macbook Air last month, and I'm glad I watched this video. I updated a lot of my settings. I'm a Windows guy and I'm trying to get familiar with how Macs work. Thanks
@Dzzzzz I might be a little biased because I've used Windows all my life. I like Windows because I know my way around it. I have zero problems with it. It runs every program I want from investment software to gaming. One of the reasons I stayed away from Mac is because I could not use a lot of the software I was used to using on Windows. Unfortunately, I find that true to this day when I tried installing trading software and had to jump through hoops just to run a water-downed version of it. One thing I do like about the Macbook is the battery life. It is impressive for what I'm using it for (school work mainly).
This is me today, I’m struggling and almost hating my mac, it’s only been 2 hrs since I bought the macbook pro. But I’m patient, i remember how much I hated the iPhone the first time i switched from an android 7 years ago, I still decided to write on windows until today morning when I spilled coffee on my laptop. I decided this was the call for me to switch as I have been thinking about it for a while. I’m already worried and frustrated as I can’t run my node applications and I can’t even manage to install ngrok…once again deep breath’s and I’ll remain patient
that "annoying" siri at the start is actually a life safer for blind users. It allows blind users to set up their laptops on their own from the get go. I know it and appreciate it so much because I myself am a totally blind user.
what would a blind do with a laptop?
I love how you feel the need to explain your purchase...
I keep buying hardware I do NOT need.. because of... reasons...
Literally looking for an excuse to start editing videos again but I do not have time to film and edit anymore. Working as a developer consultant while running two businesses. My film & edit time has been exchanged for going to gyms.. I need to workout to stay sane..
13:15 From macOS Monterey 12.3 Release Notes - Python, Deprecations - Python 2.7 was removed from macOS in this update. Developers should use Python 3 or an alternative language instead.
5:34 Thanks! I'm new in MacOS and these tips were super useful for me.
Hi Arjan, a couple of video ideas:
1. Functional programming vs OO in python. I see most of your videos use classes but getting your thoughts on the functional workflow (maybe with an example implementing a pattern or two) would be cool.
2. attrs/cattrs vs Pydantic for data validation (in the context of a python/django REST api would be a bonus!). Performance testing, functionality, etc.
Thanks
Both of these ideas sound great to me! Both are issues I'm working on for my job right now, I'd love to get a more experienced dev's take on it.
Thanks for the suggestions, Michael!
Good point! I'm using more and more of functional style as years go by personally. Feels like you would only want OO for state management, and you generally want as little of state management as possible :^) Especially when dealing with data pipelines.
While not just performance the disassembler module is awesome
Glad I found this I’m on the verge of buying a Mac so this was helpful.
Glad to hear it!
Alfred is a deluxe replacement for spotlight and does clipboard history too (and tons more)
As a recent Mac convert I loved this video. Thanks for going over all these settings.
Thank you, happy you enjoyed it!
Tiles is a free and open source window manager for Mac that does everything that Rectangle does.
This was great as I just upgraded from my 2012 macbook, on which homebrew had stopped working. I’d like to put in a good word for Keyboard Maestro. It does what rectangle and flycut do, but also much much more. For programming I use it for inserting snippets of code.
Really helpful! Have been a mac user for 3 years and still didn't know a lot of stuff you've shared.
Glad to hear it was helpful!
Rectangle! God how much I have searched for this!!
You are a splendid teacher... first video I watched, new subscriber here. Thanks!
Thanks so much Roberto, glad the content is helpful!
I recently got a mac and came from ubuntu, this video was God send. Thank you
Thanks so much, glad the content is helpful!
most excellent upload ArjanCodes. I crushed that thumbs up on your video. Continue to keep up the high quality work.
Thank you - will do!
@@ArjanCodes no problem at all. always happy to support my fellow content creators. I am looking forward to improving on my own current video format I have uploaded and, in the future, trying to create content as good as yours in the long term.
Thanks for showing rectangle. I don't know how I overlooked it when I was looking for magnet alternative.
Thanks so much, glad you liked it and it was helpful!
I love it when I go to subscribe because I like the video and want to see more from this, and I'm already subbed! :D
Hello, thx for a video. How do you figure out the problem with /usr/bin/ access? Do you have direct access to tools like leaks, for example?
Very good & useful tipps. Cheers mate, hope to see more of your videos soon. Good luck & stay healthy 👍
Thanks, Arjan! Rectangle is just what I wanted to keep my hands on my sweet, sweet keyboard.
Thanks Evans, happy you’re enjoying the content!
What do you do if you want to dev for a Docker container that would be running on an Intel Mac? Do you have a good solution for cross-architecture testing?
I think a software developer would know
I was following your video to set up my macbook m1 pro, I have got both python versions installed by default, not sure why you haven't had the older python version.
at 12:17 to be precise, I see Arjan what actual loves about rectangle app is tiling windows, and that my friend is readily available on Linux. On my favorite features of Linux.
Linux has nothing readily available, maybe some specific distro has, but "Linux" doesn't really ship with anything. You still would need to install it yourself.
Thank you for this pretty useful video. I did not know of “rectangle”. It’s exactly what I was looking for. Am not much of a mouse/touchpad person. :D
Thanks so much Sugato, glad the content is helpful!
You can setup ansible playbook to setup local dev environment.
I just installed Rectangle, it works similarly to how they do it in Windows 11, which has that functionality.
Thanks for the video. If I have a macbook one day, it will be very useful for me.
This was super helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
Bitwarden can handle your 2-factor codes as well! It's even better than using Authy since it will automatically place a 2-factor code in your clipboard after it auto-fills your username/password.
Wow... how did I miss this? Thanks, I'm going to try that right away.
Was gonna say the same! It's a total lifesaver
Very cool indeed! However, do note that 2FA becomes less secure if the second factor code is stored in the same place as your first factor code (e.g. both your password and 2FA code in Bitwarden). I keep them separated for that reason. Still, I think that your suggestion is very user friendly and is still a lot safer than 1FA!
You got the best videos man - thanks!
Thank you, glad you like them!
Lovely keyboard tips, slow repeat for deleting was tedious
Thank you, I really like your channel.👍👍👍
Thanks Fuad, happy you’re enjoying the content!
thanks, learned a lot from this vid !
Glad it helped!
Congrats! Thanks for your videos, really helpful.
I'm setting up an M2 mac, having come from a MBP with a Touch Bar. Is there anyway to have the keyboard always assume use of the function keys when in VSCode?
do you see VSCode draining your battery really quickly? if so, any fix?
This video was very useful! Thank you sir!
Thanks Kristóf - glad to hear it was useful!
Helpful note that bit me:
When installing software from brew, ensure you use the regular terminal. If you use something like kitty/iterm that is installed with rosetta it'll install software with x86. Bit my in my ass when setting updating neovim.
Also you should use ansible!
🤯 Thank you! I couldn’t understand why neovim and any dependency downloaded through it were x86. Can’t wait to get back and untangle all this now.
Damn! Now I gotta go back and check all my tools.
Your config look a lot like mine! Didn't know I can change the Globe key. A lot of times I need to press the CTRL and accidentally press the Globe key. Now there are both CTRL. Thank!
Using M1 for work and Linux also.
The speed of the M1 is very great but lots of tooling not working properly even using ZsH with Rosetta
Same here. I started using conda (miniforge specifically) which solves a lot of the Python packages that have dependencies.
I absolutely LOST it and just couldn't stop laughing at 4:15! HAHAHAHAHA!
I want more weekly content Arjan!
pretty useful video, thanks!
Thanks so much Denis, glad it was helpful!
In vim I find using ctrl-[ to be easier than using escape
Have you tried "asdf" instead of pyenv? It's pretty much a pyenv for every language.
Your best video! I didn't know that!
Now I use It for my leetcode solutions and ends up us one of the best solutions
Thanks, glad you liked the video!
I have it as well, its expensive, its good. Is it worth the price? no I just got it from my work, I would never bought it on my own. I also have older macbook pro with intel and it isn't much worse for python developer.
I like to use FIG for terminal configuration across multiple laptops and to keep things in one place. It sometimes crashes (not often) but its also very fast and easy to reset. I recommend it
great start!
Thank you Hoang, glad you liked the video!
Hi Arjan, I am starting out in software development and I would like to switch from Windows to Mac, which Macbook do you think is recommended for an entry-level profile?
Thanks for the video!
Could you make same for IPad and Samsung galaxy tab? This would be very interesting and useful for me
13:20 python3 doesn't get installed by default, if I remember correctly it got installed via brew
Not sure if you have covered before mkdocs and mkdocs-mermaid for generating independent documentation from markdown.
Hello One question how to manages your environment python in VSCode for multiple projects? i now use docker but sometime you need try multiples projects I create 1 projects 1 env but always fight with VSCode to take the correct env for this projects and autocomplete the packages i install for particular environments, you use particular packages??? thank for share knowledge!!!
I have a M1 MacBook Pro 13.3”. I love it, but I haven’t scratched the scratch of the surface of my Mac at all. I am still trying to learn. I love to view your videos, and such, trying to find useful ways to use them. I would love to learn how to edit video. I have no idea where to start with that. I bought this device, and I just stream movies or stay on TH-cam. One day, I will be a good to great computer user. One day! Peace.
Thank you for the kind words, Darin! Good luck on your computer journey!
@@ArjanCodes - Yeah, it’s a journey all right! Peace.
Great video! Any reason why you chose vscode universal over the silicon build?
Old comment, but I was setting up my M2 Mac today and wondered the same thing. Anyone know?
hello, could you recommend for a software engineer to buy a macbook air 13 m1 16/256 just for work?? And how does it work with a screen diagonal of 13.3 ???
Love this! But, I'm having trouble getting pynev to install newer python versions for me. I see python-build: use readline from homebrew and python-build: use zlib from xcode sdk, then it stops before it installs. Any idea how to fix this? Also, when I added the code to the zprofile and zshrc files, it messed things up. I had to delete it. 🧐
if I run (pyenv install 3.10.5) I have this problem (WARNING: The Python lzma extension was not compiled. Missing the lzma lib?)
Same for me.
Trying to figure it out.
Great content . I am using m1 with python vscode too . Looking for next video on advanced settings for vscode.
Gremlins is a great plugin for vscode. Finds all the weird characters.
Had issue with installing python
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named '_lzma'
And for that I had to install zx.
Then the pyenv global also didn't work.
Then pip also isn't found.
I think I might have been who suggested you to try Error Lens (I'm going to claim it anyway 😅). I still love it, but if you find it a bit noisy there are tones of settings to configure it.
You could take a look at turning off info hints, or increase delay before shown so they don't appear as you type.
I like it especially for annoying things like typos and mypy warnings 🙂
It's possible you were the inspiration for this :). I haven't given up on it yet (which is why it's still in the extension list). I'll play around with the settings and see if I can get it to behave more to my liking.
Can you release a video on how to set up a devnet lab on the m1? ie. GNS, Fusion tech review and EVE-NG.... Please? :(
can u send gist of your settings in vscode?
Great video! I’ve always use macports instead of home brew, do you think homebrew is better? I’ve seen that macports needs to build a lot of the packages I install and doesn’t find them ready to use on Apple Silicon
I'm surprised the video wasn't 20 minutes on how to install cryptography through pip given it's M1 😂
Good video Arjan.
FUCK. it made me go crazy
Or numpy!
@@FernandoCordeiroDr I used miniconda
@@mishikookropiridze
Python: "There should be one- and preferably only one -obvious way to do it."
Also Python: You can install packages with pip, or conda, or pipenv, or poetry or pipx, or...
@@FernandoCordeiroDr True. python lacks good built-in package manager. but dunno how they can regulate this. I just like conda.
Something like rust's cargo's will be fantastic to see.
When I try to install the “oh -my -zsh “ it’s giving me 3 options seems like there is one already installed which I find weird since it’s a new laptop. Option 3 says : ( caution) if folder doesn’t contain important information you can override it by ‘rm -r /users/my name/. Oh -my -zsh’ .
How can I override it if I’m the owner of the Mac and it’s dying my
Permission?
On windows settings are linked with the user account. Apple does not do the same?
I did not se the need for the rosetta install afterall ... 👍
Hi Sir @ArjanCodes
I am new to the Apple environment.
I am trying to get into the iOS app development field.
According to you, 16 Gb ram is enough?
(for next 2-3 yrs)
Or should I go with 32 Gb?
(my requirements will be purely development, too many chrome tabs, and a little bit graphics-related work (no video editing).
I have heard some you-tubers saying m1 pro max somehow affects battery life too.
Should I wait for m2 pro variants ?
Do reply ✨
Thanks in advance.
Can you show how you install tensorflow on it or in a python environment.
thank you sir👍👍👍👍👍👍
Hi Arjan, I really like your sweater. Would you mind sharing where you got it?
I think Zalando!
Should I get the 16 inch version over 14 inch for coding? Mooie video!
Ordered one as well the m1 max with 24 gpu cores in particular. Need the performance as i m a media technology student. My bank account hates me i guess
which vs code theme do you use? loving it
Is there a way to install Valgrind on a M1-System?
ok tnx, i will stick to my thinkpad + linux dev setup....mac os seems very strange to me
Hey Arjan, I just got an M1 machine myself and found that VSCode heats the machine up and drains the battery even long after quitting the process (CMD+Q).
Seems to be an issue I find online in some others, did you experience this yourself and if so, anything you did about it?
Hi Joseph, I haven't noticed that problem myself. It looks like there is still a process running after you quit VSCode. This sometimes happens if for example you run code from VSCode which starts an interpreter process but doesn't stop that process after quitting VSCode. If you open Activity Monitor, you can see what processes are currently running and how much CPU and memory they're using, and then you can kill the process that is the problem.
Why your m1 unboxing coveredcby plastic others have this seal at the bottom
I switched from m1 mac to another laptop with linux. A lot of docker containers doesn't work properly on m1. And some tools as well.
I overcame that by installing gnu stuff and bash5
@@romanleca4969 so how exactly did gnu and bash help
@@romanleca4969 so how exactly did gnu and bash help
fairly easy, but first - about the problem. M1 comes with an old bash version and has zsh by default (some like it, some don't). Docker scripts are usually written in bash and some of them explicitly for gnu.
So, to solve a list of issues (maybe not all, but this was enough for me):
- you need to use brew to install a couple of things and some of those required additional changes in .profile or .bash_profile files
- Install bash5 and set it as default - the second part is a bit tricky, best to look for instructions online
- Using brew install gnu-sed, coreutils, findutils, and jq - the first three will print out some extra instructions on what needs to be modified.
@@romanleca4969 if you don't mind could you try running a mysql container and let me know what happens? It would be really helpful
We need a macOS Ventura update!
I would recommend not even installing pyenv - instead use devcontainers for each project, that way you have as code the environment and dependencies for every project in the same repo as the code.
What is devcontainers in simple words? is it similar to docker?
new folder is cmd+shift+n. No need for a mouse click and extra icon
Good tip!
Only thing I would change is asdf over pyenv - also, rectangle is so damn useful, so glad it exists
Been a windows fanboy all my life, but decided to switch to the macbook air m2 for my next laptop. This video was very helpful!
Thanks, nice ideas
is 16Gb ram enough for coding, and heavy multitasking?
Hi after installing ohmyzsh i am not able to find brew
A terrible thing had happened to me, Rectangle app stopped working :( any alternatives? I need a savior
Hi, after pyenv global 3.10.1 when I check python --version is not 3.10.1 but 2.something, what should I do?
Hi Arjan, thanks for the video and again great insights for setup! Would you recommend any kind of a monitor that goes well with the MacBook Pro?
I have several much more expensive monitors, but I've been blown away by the power-for-performance of the LG 27BL55U-B - 27" UHD IPS -- although the stand may be limiting for some, you can always put it on a vesa arm and the screen quality is fantastic.
Arjan does'nt give 2 shits about the wrapper ASMR :D
I set up duplication development environments on a MacBook and Linux machine. Both same SSD (1TB) and 32GB memory. This is Java development, with Kubernetes, Java, IntelliJ (multiple windows), Slack, Outlook, Lots of browser tabs, Docker, VPN, etc. Afetr using each all day, the Mac is sat at 31.GB memory usage with 7GB swap. The Linux machine is at 23GB with no swap. This is repeatable. The Mac becomes so unresponsive that it gets to the point I have log out or reboot as closing the apps only results in memory going back to around 19GB with nothing running :( But, I'm stuck with the thing as that's what my company forces on us. Maybe for light software development is may be OK, but I've got a lot running in Kubernetes (Kafka, Postgres, Prometheus, Graphana, Elastic Search, Cassandra, Spark, etc). Why does Linux handle this better?
now try install pytorch, keras and tensorflow :/ i cannot get them installed (along with several others) without using rosetta on the M1 :'(
there was some talk about about having to use regular apple term instead of anything else to install some stuff without rosettaup above. does this help with anything you are talking about?