Set up a Mac in 2024 for Power Users and Developers
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 พ.ค. 2024
- In this video CJ walks you through his Macbook setup. He covers OS settings, essential productivity apps, terminal setup, zsh settings, VS Code setup and VS Code Extensions. Whether you're brand new to a mac or have been using one for years, you will likely find something useful in this video.
View all of the links to the apps I install and commands I run here: github.com/CodingGarden/mac-s...
View all of my VS Code settings and extensions here: github.com/CodingGarden/vscod...
00:00:00 Intro
00:00:56 What Macbook did I get?
00:01:14 Desktop Settings
00:02:18 Dock Settings
00:03:44 Finder Settings
00:07:01 Quick Launcher - RayCast
00:08:20 RayCast Setup and Overview
00:10:34 Homebrew
00:13:18 RayCast Homebrew Plugin
00:14:12 Window Management - Rectangle
00:16:04 App Switching - Alt-tab
00:17:20 Menu Bar Utility - Hidden Bar
00:18:30 Menu Bar Stats
00:21:26 Menu Bar Calendar - itsycal
00:22:10 Break Timer - Time Out
00:23:37 Homebrew Cask Versions
00:24:30 Install Firefox Developer Edition
00:25:12 Firefox Settings
00:28:21 Useful Browser Extensions
00:31:05 Privacy Focused Browser Extensions
00:32:30 Firefox Layout
00:33:29 Other Apps I use
00:35:06 Install Docker Desktop
00:35:41 oh my zsh setup
00:38:37 iterm settings
00:41:09 oh my zsh configuration
00:42:46 Set up git SSH key
00:44:49 dotfiles setup
00:45:42 CLI Tools I use
00:46:29 Install Node.js with nvm
00:47:37 Useful npm global commands
00:48:33 VS Code
00:49:32 Install VS Code Extensions
00:50:33 Local Project Setup
00:51:15 Load VS Code Settings
00:52:04 VS Code Layout
00:53:29 Useful VS Code Settings
00:54:50 Useful VS Code Extensions
00:58:15 Other VS Code Extensions
00:59:19 Thanks!
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00:00:56 What Macbook did I get?
00:01:14 Desktop Settings
00:02:18 Dock Settings
00:03:44 Finder Settings
00:07:01 Quick Launcher - RayCast
00:08:20 RayCast Setup and Overview
00:10:34 Homebrew
00:13:18 RayCast Homebrew Plugin
00:14:12 Window Management - Rectangle
00:16:04 App Switching - Alt-tab
00:17:20 Menu Bar Utility - Hidden Bar
00:18:30 Menu Bar Stats
00:21:26 Menu Bar Calendar - itsycal
00:22:10 Break Timer - Time Out
00:23:37 Homebrew Cask Versions
00:24:30 Install Firefox Developer Edition
00:25:12 Firefox Settings
00:28:21 Useful Browser Extensions
00:31:05 Privacy Focused Browser Extensions
00:32:30 Firefox Layout
00:33:29 Other Apps I use
00:35:06 Install Docker Desktop
00:35:41 oh my zsh setup
00:38:37 iterm settings
00:41:09 oh my zsh configuration
00:42:46 Set up git SSH key
00:44:49 dotfiles setup
00:45:42 CLI Tools I use
00:46:29 Install Node.js with nvm
00:47:37 Useful npm global commands
00:48:33 VS Code
00:49:32 Install VS Code Extensions
00:50:33 Local Project Setup
00:51:15 Load VS Code Settings
00:52:04 VS Code Layout
00:53:29 Useful VS Code Settings
00:54:50 Useful VS Code Extensions
00:58:15 Other VS Code Extensions
00:59:19 Thanks!
If i had to rank all the mac setup videos i have watched through the years, this ranks way up at number one. CJ is a natural teacher. Took the time to explain everything and not just skim through it. Really great work.
What a killer video. So indepth but super high production value and veeery watchable. Timestamps are on point. I'm sure to visit and revisit this video many times in the future.
20 mins in, and I've already downloaded 3 new apps! Wonderful video!
41:06 seamlessly done! Love it! Great video, very useful and A LOT to take in so thanks for the timestamps to jump about.
Thanks so much for sharing your setup! This was one of the better videos I've seen :) The iTerm "Natural Text Editing" key mappings was super helpful!
Honestly great video! I have been using Mac OS to develop on for like 5 years and I didn’t know about some of these cool things. In particular; Raycast + the brew extension (just set it up last night) as well as stats tool is quite nice. Thanks for all this, very comprehensive!
First video of yours I've seen and I loved your vibe. Thanks for bringing it all together in such a light and cool way!
Regardless the development stack, my setup is very similar and I would like to say that it is really worth giving Arc Browser and Warp Terminal a chance.
Ah, the memories. The Mac setup streams were how I originally discovered CJ a few years ago. Awesome stuff 🚀
Spectacular! The best mac setup I've ever seen
Nice video CJ! Well presented a lot of useful stuff 🎉
My Macs are all reconfigured and a bit "hacked", but you just made it super clean! Well done Mr. CJ!
Amazing! It is hard to find someone with a very similar setup that I have. Yours gave me some ideas of improvement. Thank you so much 🎉
One of the best and most useful video that I've seen this year!
This is SUCH an amazing video! This is actually incredible.
I was watching this in incognito mode, but the video was so good and detailed and useful, that I specifically got back to non-incognito to give it a like 😄Thank you! ❤
This is the best set up video for mac 2024 hands down. I also use raycast and love using the create links as shortcuts
lots of the stuff mentioned here I'm already using, Though, there were things I didn't even know were there. Really good in-depth video !!
This was an incredible resource. Thanks for putting this together!
This was an excellent video for a newbie to mac OS. Thank you.
Such a great video. Thanks for everything!
Super helpful stuff, CJ. Learned a lot. Thanks!
Great video, I will get a brand new Mac next week for my new job, so this was really useful 👌
You're amazing, cj. I have implemented all the settings and its supercool. Post importing vs code settings, I couldn't toggle between editor and Primary side bar using shortcut "command +0" & "command+1"
Ooooh CJ, nice to see you, I set up my MAC twice already based on your vid from Code Garden
CJ is awesome. I followed your twitch streams back in the day.
Awesome video man. Was extremely helpful and informative. You sold me on raycast
Fantastic. A lot of nice tips and presented superbly. Much appreciated.
just got a mac for the first time and watched so many MacBook set up videos and this is by far the best! thanks!
congrats with purchase!
Thank you. I have been looking for something like this.
Outstanding walkthrough. Thank you!
One of the biggest lessons from this well thought through video I have gained is to take notes on setting up your pc/mac/linux work environment.
Thank you for the details put into editing this educational video.
For me settings and configurations is an ongoing process. I am considering a Password protected note file. Layer the note files with sub folders if necessary. I like how a lot of configurations in coding can be scripted and stored in a git repo.
Nice to see you in Syntax team. Thanks for the video, as I am new Mac user it helped a lot :)
What a useful video. Thank you so much!
Great video, we need more content like this!
Amazing guide, so much great info. Thank you!
Thanks for the awesome tutorial. I've been using Windows since born and it was painful to install apps or switching between tabs on mac. I love RayCast and all other apps you suggested!
This is a thorough video. Love it
FYI: Raycast Window Management plugin can replace Rectangle with the same shortcuts.
Yes, he also said that. He just prefers Rectangle.
My life splits in half: before and after discovering iTerm's natural language setting 🤯
Thanks so much for this vid, amazing stuff!
Well done my man, just enough detail
Thanks a lot for the menu bar tools!
Awesome tips, thanks CJ
this is an awesome video. thank you cj
Great video. Thanks a lot for the tips. Learned a lot.
Awesome!
Great "Mac Tweak Tools" :--)
Thank you, CJ!
Great video....well done. One of the best
Awesome video, thanks for sharing.
WOW CJ is there with you. Nice
This movie completely changed my life as software developer 🤯 Thank you 🙏
long time cj fan here to support 👍☕️🙏⭐️🥳
Awesome video! Good job man!
As a new Mac user coming from Windows... I can't thank you enough!
Good to see your smiling face and this video was wonderful.
wow wow wow - this is such an amazing tutorial
Wow this is a Gold mine. Thanks CJ and Syntax!
Friend, this was actually useful. I've been so frustrated for so long with search defaulting to "This Mac" instead the obvious "This location". Having to click and "see properties" to see how much space is left on my HD is annoying. Having to Cmd + Up to go up through the folder tree to see where I am... all those little things that were low key annoying all the time. Thank you!
You're also charming AF.
Thank you for this awesome video!
Thank thank thank you. This was awesome 🎊
Mac user since literally 1984. Great content CJ. I even learned a thing or two.
Three things: 1. Fish shell. 2. Kitty terminal. 3. Volume for the recording was way too low. I had to boost it quite a bit to hear it. Then blew my ears out when my Mac spoke the time. ;)
Thanks for the great tips, my Mac feels better now :)
Great Video! Lots of useful stuff!
Very useful video! Thanks
If I watched TH-cam video from the start to the end, it means I like it and became new subscriber.
Awesome video, love it! 👏
Great Video, I opted for Warp terminal rather than iTerm but followed just about everything else
thank you for a great vid….you are very good at teaching…thx
watching this from my few hours old MacBook love you cj
Awesome video!!
Thanks for the tabless. It's a great Momentum alternative.
An hour setup video is wild lmao. Well done
congratulation very nice video for mac user and dev
I am a Linux nerd mate and yeah i do these stuff by myself..............
but sooner or later have to use a mac for work so knowing these helps a lot.
btw at first instance i was like WTF 1 hr but you covered everything that is relevant and important.
Thanks for the video.
Lots of useful info thanks! I would add TMUX to the list, the speed at which you can manipulate the terminal without using the mouse is much faster with tmux.
thanks so much. Awesome video.
Amazing video! 👍
handsdown the best setup video.
Thanks! amazing content!
I am watching this while about to 100% clean up my Mac. Also from 2020 but still Intel in my case.
Thank you very much!!! Great!
This is awesome! Thanks
easier to follow at x0.25 speed but still super informative on this m1 possibilities!!
this vid is awesome thanks
Super ocol to see cj here!
1:36 OMG, I resonate so much with you on this.
Wow! This is so helpful
I don't use terminal a lot but the iterm tips were pretty awesome!
Great stuff mate, I'd recommend you trying warp as your terminal.
Wes and Scott use warp, but there is def a concern around needing an account for a term.
Great video! 👏
Under "Other Apps I use" you could also save your installed brew software into a Brewfile using `brew bundle dump`. That does save the version though, but might be handy when setting up a replacement device.
Thank you for the fantastic instructional video! I've largely followed your guidance with my MacBook 13. Just a quick query: if I upgrade to a newer MacBook in the future, will I need to reinstall and configure everything, or is there an application that can automate this process for me?
Everything works great, thank you for the detailed video. Except, hiddenbar doesn't open on my machine, apple says it cant scan it for malware so it won't open it. Thoughts?
46:50, you can do "brew install nvm" and enable the nvm extension inside the .zshrc file, "plugins=(nvm)" so OHMYZSH will gonna detect nvm automatically.
does Brew have a way to install an application not with the latest version ? Mac prevents me from opening hiddenbar since it did not have the chance to run through a scan on the latest and to contact the owner of the application. :/
very cool and useful
Super useful! Would definitely recommend Warp over iTerm though
Many many thanks ♥
why do we need a .gitignore in the home directory? Is that linked somehow to be the default .gitignore when starting a new git project ?
Awesome video, I don't need to see more to subscribe. Thank you for sharing.
Do you have any particular reason for using VSCode rather than VSCodium ? Are there any extension working on VSCode and not on VSCodium ?
2:03 Don’t show or don’t store? I use an old app Clean and it periodically sweep files from the desktop to the folder DesktopItems, mostly screenshots.