My AWESOME Terminal Setup for MacOS

In this video, I am going over my current command line setup. Let me know what you think and if you have any suggestions don’t hesitate to mention it in the comments.

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⌛ Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
0:19 - What is Bash? Why is Zsh better?
1:28 - Oh my Zsh!
2:13 - iTerm2 or Hyper
6:49 - Conclusion

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🧑🏻‍💻 Who I am:
6 Years ago I was struggling to find a job after university, nobody wanted to hire a new business graduated from another country. I’ve graduated with a Marketing degree from Arizona State University, didn’t have any commercial experience of coding but with pure motivation to change the career I’ve managed to learn to code and get my first job just under 4 months of learning.

Currently, I am a Lead Software Engineer in on the biggest corporations in the world. I still don’t have a degree in Computer Science, but 2 years ago I applied to University of London to get one while working, and I am currently in the process of getting it. But don’t get discouraged, you don’t need a degree to get a Software Engineer job, I managed to get relocated several times while not having anything, only knowledge and some experience.

The goal of this YouTube channel is to share my experience with others, maybe it will inspire some of you to follow my steps and become a developer. I really hope you will enjoy this journey with me, I will try to share everything I know.

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[artemkravetz]

I have always used Bash, and here I will learn a lot of interesting things, I will definitely try it! Excellent presentation of the material! keep up the good work!

[bikesandstufff]

Cool tools! I'm getting a Mac soon and will definitely install these!

[ekaterinazakimatova]

I’ve been using hyper for about three years. Nothing really remarkable about it, it just looks fancy, that’s it. But it does the job.

[theherk]

I really don't understand why one would want a terminal written in electron. It is a fairly massive use of resources for terminal emulation. You might be interested in checking out alacritty or my personal favorite wezterm. Looks good though.