top | item 45594295 (no title) anajimi | 4 months ago I suggest trying Nix on Macos, it is very nice as a package manager but also it can be used as a way to replace Docker (at least for my needs, it works very well). This days I don't even bother installing brew on my Mac, I only use Nix. discuss order hn newest alexshagov|4 months ago Ended up doing the same, no brew, no dockerSystem-wide dependencies installed via home manager, and project-related installed via nix flakes which is created on project basisI can spin up a new identical environment on new macos in 15 mins skinnymuch|4 months ago Very interesting. I’m going to start using Nix it seems based off skimming how it works and can replace docker.
alexshagov|4 months ago Ended up doing the same, no brew, no dockerSystem-wide dependencies installed via home manager, and project-related installed via nix flakes which is created on project basisI can spin up a new identical environment on new macos in 15 mins
skinnymuch|4 months ago Very interesting. I’m going to start using Nix it seems based off skimming how it works and can replace docker.
alexshagov|4 months ago
System-wide dependencies installed via home manager, and project-related installed via nix flakes which is created on project basis
I can spin up a new identical environment on new macos in 15 mins
skinnymuch|4 months ago