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SDREM : Setup Dev Rails Env for Mac OSX

Installation made on OS X Yosemite 10.10.5

I'm faded to install my dev env each times my mac is recovering.

I did a script that allows me to install all my useful software.

Today I share it with you !

My personal backup

I have all my documents hosted on Google Drive and my code on Github.

I do a backup of my Mac every month using Time Machine with an external hard drive.

I consider it's good to have a backup but it's better to have twice :).

1. Run Software Update

Make sure everything is up to date.

  1. Click on the apple at the top left
  2. Click on about this mac
  3. Click on software update

2. Prerequisites Xcode and its Command Line Tools

  1. Go to the terminal and install "Command Line Tools", a little dialog box will appear
xcode-select --install
  1. Go to App Store and install Xcode.

Preview of Macvim and iterm2 conf

I definitely like the colors and all the awesome stuffs. Thanks a lot to @excid3 for that.

My conf

3. Install Softwares

You can install softwares from homebrew-cask if you like command lines or manually with a dmg files.

What I use everyday ?

Browser
  • Chrome for surfing on internet
Development
App Store
Workflow

4. Set up Ruby on Rails for Yosemite 10.10

  1. You can find more informations about the following installation here : [Go Rails Setup] (https://gorails.com/setup/osx/10.10-yosemite)
  2. This will install and configure : git, ssh key on github, homebrew, iterm2, brew-cask, google-chrome, rbenv (ruby version manager), ruby, postgreSQL, rails, alfred, some tools for quicklook and oh-my-zsh.
  3. Get an internet connection
  4. Go to your terminal and execute the script :
./setup_dev_osx.sh

5. Install Dotfiles from Excid3

I love @exci3d conf, and I recommend people to use it if they want to improve their productivity.

  1. Go here
  2. Click on Download ZIP
  3. Copy and paste the 3 files inside the vim directory at the root of your environment
  4. Open Iterm, Click on Preferences ➜ General ➜ Load preferences from a custom folder ➜ Import profile.itermcolors inside iterm directory
  5. Go to zsh directory ➜ Go to themes ➜ Copy the excid3.zsh-theme inside ~/.oh-my-zsh/themes/
  6. Go to zsh directory ➜ Copy zshrc content instead of your ~/.zshrc
  7. Copy the gemrc inside your ~/.gem/

6. Enjoy and configure as you wish

Don't hesitate to contribute :)

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