Interested in using Sublime Text for Laravel Development? Here's how to set it up from scratch like a Pro!

Follow along as I set up a macOS desktop from scratch. Development environments, apps, code editors, all the settings, and some useful shortcuts!

In macOS Catalina the new default shell is zsh, learn how to change the terminal and set it up to look and feel great.

Ask any of my friends about my keyboard "problem", and you're sure to get a laugh. Not because I have a glass case of collector's edition mechanical keyboards, but because I have been on a constant quest to find the "best" keyboard for coding the past few years. In the process, I've gone through a handful of keyboards. Not to say I've tried everything, but all of the "consumer" keyboards I tried weren't "it", so I did something drastic...

All too often, we settle into a git workflow that gets us by, but we stop there. When was the last time that you improved your workflow? This article will show you how I've supercharged my git workflow and explain how you can do the same. ⚡

Vim can be a polarizing editor, and while it may seem cryptic when you start, it can be incredibly powerful. Many folks never bother to learn vim, which is a shame. Some people go crazy with vim and make it their primary editor. For me, the sweet spot is somewhere in the middle — using another editor with some vim sprinkles. If you're not familiar with vim, and you're looking to level up your ninja editing capabilities, this is the article for you.

It's that time of year! That exciting time of... new stuff? In this week's article, we'll take a departure from the normal coding and design writings to explore why getting a new laptop seems like such a big thing in my world.

Friday, I received a snazzy new M1 Macbook Pro in the mail. This article outlines how I was able to set it up for doing web development. We'll set up Homebrew, PHP, MySQL, Composer, and Laravel Valet. Let's jump in!

Now that I've got a mac with TouchID, I rarely use my password. It's incredible how convenient that little button is. One place I found myself still typing my password was running sudo commands in the terminal.

Here's how you can use TouchID with the terminal too!