Developer
Terminal utilities for building, debugging and managing dev tools.
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Copy a remote repository — code plus full history — into a new local folder in one command.
Add any of thousands of command-line utilities to your Mac with Homebrew's single install command.
Find text across an entire project with rg — grep-speed recursive search that skips .gitignore'd junk and highlights matches.
Isolate each project's packages in a .venv folder and activate it in PowerShell.
Windows has shipped a full OpenSSH client since 1809 — no PuTTY needed for everyday SSH.
Show every formula and cask Homebrew has installed, and find the files a package owns.
The three forgotten steps of Homebrew maintenance: brew update refreshes metadata, brew outdated lists what's stale, brew upgrade applies new versions.
The beginner-friendly terminal editor: open, edit, save and exit a file with on-screen shortcuts.
Read config files and code in the terminal with bat: syntax colors, line numbers, and git diff markers, with non-interactive output for scripts.
The one command that shows every installed distro, its WSL version, which is running, and which is default.
Find every occurrence of a pattern across all files in a tree, printed as file:line:number matches.
Download a full local copy of any Git repository into a new folder on your Windows PC.