#Dev Env Setup
###Starting with the command line
- Fire up your Terminal
- After you verify that Ruby is installed [
ruby -v], install Homebrew by runningruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)"in your terminal - To use Brew to install your desktop applications [Slack, Sublime Text, &c.], run
brew install caskroom/cask/brew-cask- [optional]
brew cask install iterm2and hop over to iTerm2 - [optional] Install oh-my-zsh by running
sh -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.github.com/robbyrussell/oh-my-zsh/master/tools/install.sh)"and follow the configuration instructions
- [optional]
- Install node.js & npm using the instructions found here to avoid global package & sudo nonsense
- Install n.
###Knock out that desktop applications
Start installing your desktop applications:
- brew cask install slack
- brew tap caskroom/versions && brew cask install sublime-text3
- brew cask install evernote
- brew cask install dropbox
###Sublime Text 3 Installation & Config
- Install the Package Manager by following these instructions
- This post could help you get started in configuring your ST3
- [optional] Install the packages GitGutter, Pretty JSON, SidebarEnhancements
- Install SublimeLinter
- Install ESLint
- Install the package Babel using the Package Installer
- Open any JavaScript file
- In the bottom right, click on “JavaScript"
- At the top of the list that pops up, select “Open all with current extension as..."
- From the “Babel” menu item, select “JavaScript (Babel)"
- Make sure you’ve had something to eat and taken a stroll.
###Git!
Time to configure git! [optional] Install Hub: brew install hub — more info
- Set your user info in the command line:
git config --global user.email “YER_EMAIL_AT_OL_DOT_COM" - Set up your SSH keys for use in the command line with Github, like so