I used to hate the idea of using the terminal. This year, however, I decided to go full monty and there's no looking back. I've written scripts to reinstall oh-my-zsh, GUI apps and everything I need to work including workflow tasks. Reinstalling used to take me a week, I've effectively reduced it to 1 day.

Oooh I need this! Any chance you could share some of those scripts?

commenting because I wanna follow this rant. Send the goodies!

@Letmecode I love zsh. I got into it after watching @krausefx's presentation about fastlane. He had a modded cli so I thought that's cool. What really convinced me to start taking the terminal serious was z for quickly navigating between projects, @krausefx has a project on github about what he uses. I'm no cli guru but what I have done is to write a long script to install the tools I need from IDEs, Mac App Store software, cli tools etc. I've been using homebrew, cask, mas for installing stuff. The code needs to be cleaned up and to be made a little more reusable and clean. Nothing magically really but it saves me time during reinstalls.

I've also recently decided that shared hosting is no longer an option, so I decided to start using a VPS instead. Since it's self managed, I decided to start a script for installing what I need also taking best practices into account. I'm no security expert but I think what I've done is a step in the right direction. BTW, I work on macOS. I also use fastlane now, got started on docker as well. Automation is the way forward.

I can share the code.

There's the link to @krausefx project on github.