Mac to Windows

Development

  • Mac-like Special Characters in Windows

    by Aaron Gustafson

    For nearly a decade, Aaron has been writing and developing on a Mac and he absolutely loves how much easier...

  • Developing on Windows

    by Dave Rupert

    Developer Dave Rupert discusses his development setup.

  • Windows Editors and Shells

    by Dave Rupert

    Developer Dave Rupert updates his development environment.

  • Jekyll on Bash on Ubuntu on Windows

    by Dave Rupert

    Dave gets a staple of web dev up and running.

  • Ruby on Rails on Bash on Ubuntu on Windows

    by Dave Rupert

    Developing in Rails on Windows used to be difficult. Thanks to Bash on Windows, that’s no longer the case.

  • The #davegoeswindows Finale

    by Dave Rupert

    After a year exploring Windows as his primary OS, Dave decided to make the relationship official.

  • Can Windows Replace Your Macbook for Dev? Yes! And it’s quite nice.

    by Travis Reeder

    What and how to install all you need to develop on Windows 10.

  • Setup Windows 10 for Modern/Hipster Development

    by Felix Rieseberg

    Turning Windows into an environment ready for modern development

  • Setup Bash on Windows: My Environment Configuration

    by Ryan Lanciaux

    The steps to take to install and configure Bash on Windows to closely resemble a Linux/Mac setting for JavaScript and...

  • How to install and run (Oh-My-) zsh on Windows

    by Sebastian Gingter

    Bash on Windows is great thanks to the WSL. If you like (Oh-My-) zsh, this is for you.

  • Running Windows 10 Ubuntu Bash in Cmder

    by Sebastian Gingter

    Cmder is a popular console emulator for Windows and you can run the WSL bash in it.

  • Can I Subsystem It?

    by Dave Rupert

    This is an excellent list of web development dependencies and their support on the Windows Subsystem for Linux.

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