My personal dotfiles, with a twist.

After checking this out there are 2 scripts to run, post-checkout.sh and install-everything.sh

Once post-checkout.sh is executed these should be checked into a projects folder and then symlinkd into your home folder.

The post-checkout script sets up a few dependencies:

1. It installs Homebrew
2. It installs Brewdle

After these dependencies have been met it uses Brewdle to install everything listed in .bin/Brewdle. A few key mentions:

• Emacs - my code editor
• POW - My dev server of choice. Considering
• Anvil - Nice app for managing POW
• Postgres - I install both Postgres.app and postgres server.
• TMUX - gotta have it
• Iterm2 - best terminal
• rsense - ruby code completion ;)
• ctags - I have them actually working. IN EMACS. double ;)
• The silver searcher - faster than grep or ack by magnitudes.
• Chrome and Firefox - my development browsers
• Evernote - will eventually change to org-mode
• BetterTouchTool - best window snap tool yet
• RecordIt - best way to report issues. Animated Gif screencasts :)
• NVM - Node version manager. Replaced with brew tap Homebrew/homebrew-versions && brew install node010

1. chmod +x post-checkout.sh && ./post-checkout.sh
2. Symlink all things needed into ~/ (i.e. .bash_profile, .bash_rc, .bin, etc.)

After the symlinks have been set, execute install-everything.sh. The purpose of this file is to configure RBENV, POW, NVM, TMuxinator, and NPM installs a few development environment dependencies, tern, jsxhint, jshint.

1. chmod +x install-everything.sh
2. ./install_everything.sh

#After install steps

1. At the very least, Rsense needs setup. After symlinking .rsense to ~/ run the following: ruby /usr/local/Cellar/rsense/0.3/libexec/etc/config.rb >> .rsense