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Let's talk about my Mac developer
setup on my brand new Mac mini M4 Pro

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and how I've been able to completely
customize it to build for iOS, Android,

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Mac, Windows, and a backend services,
front end web applications, serverless

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compute, IOT, and so much more.

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I want to talk you through
everything that I did to get my

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Mac set up and how I replaced

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this thing, my custom built PC with.

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This insert Photoshopped
Mac mini M4 pro here.

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Let's get into it.

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Everyone.

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I'm James and I'm back.

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I exist.

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This is the channel where
I totally do development.

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I promise you I am here.

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Uh, and I wanted to talk a little
bit about my Mac developer setup.

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I did a recent video up here, up
down there, wherever it is talking

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about how to get VS code set up for
NET MAUI application development.

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On Mac, how to install and get
all the dependencies set up

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and everything you need to do.

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So if you're looking for
that, check it out here.

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I'm not going to walk through like
actual installation and setup, but

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I just want to walk through my Mac,
everything that I have here first, you

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might be wondering what is in my Mac.

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Well, here is the specs.

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Uh, Frank Krueger and I.

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Uh, record merge conflict.

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And we also decided to not conflict on
getting a new machine, which was our

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machines were up for sort of a refresh.

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And we decided to go all in on the
Mac mini M4 pro and upgrade just

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about everything, only differences.

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I got two terabytes and he got four
terabytes, but we upgraded the Ram.

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We upgraded the CPU and GPUs and we
upgraded the hard drives as well.

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Yes, it's an expensive machine,
but all of my custom built windows

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machines also have been pricey as well.

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As I put.

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Premium parts in them.

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So they last a long time.

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My windows daily driver here, I believe
has lasted me at least like almost 10

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years, eight years at this point, which is
a great bang for the buck when you think

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about how long these devices can last.

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So that's why we went all
in on upgrading this model.

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Also, we wanted to go with something
small that fits right on our little desk.

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And it's so cute.

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My little Mac mini M four pro here is
sitting side by side my project Volterra,

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which is another daily driver that I have.

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So I have two arm machines for
both windows and Mac, which

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is absolutely delightful.

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So far, I've been really, really throwing
just about every single thing I can

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at the Mac mini M four pro, and it's
been awesome to be honest with you.

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There are quirks, of course, as
I'm not traditionally a Mac person.

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I'm more of a windows person.

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In fact, we'll talk about my
windows experience on macOS as

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well, but I want to go ahead and
start to walk through my setup.

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Okay.

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First things first is that here I am.

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I'm sort of a high task bar type of guy.

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That's right.

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That's me.

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But let's take a look at my task
bar down here, uh, specifically.

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So first and foremost, what you're
going to see is I just have all of my

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developer tool chain all set up here and
we can throw just about anything at it.

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So I can boot up Android studio over here.

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Uh, everything that I need.

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I can boot up Arduino IDE
so I can do IOT development.

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There it is.

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I was recently doing
some holiday hacks there.

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I can boot up Xcode over here
and, uh, boom, there it is.

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I can boot up Xcodes to
manage all of my Xcodes.

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I can boot up, uh, the iTerm.

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I'm using iTerm2 here and PowerShell,
uh, scripts to get in with OhMyPosh.

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So here we go.

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Let me go and get a
little bit bigger here.

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Boop, boop, boop.

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Perfect.

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There we go.

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And I can boot up other things
like dev toys, for example.

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So here's dev toys,
which is an awesome app.

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It gives you a whole bunch of developer
y goodness right here on your machine.

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And of course, the thing I'm going to
spend most of my time in is Visual Studio

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code, not to mention at the same time
that I have VS code open, I also have.

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Docker as well.

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So I can run Docker right here.

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And what we can see is that I have full
Docker running, everything that I need

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on my machine, I just installed it and
then go ahead and do whatever I want.

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So there's Docker set up, right?

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So I'm kind of throwing everything
that I possibly can at it over

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here, inside of visual studio code.

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Of course, I have all my favorite bits
and extensions I could possibly want

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that I showed in that video, including
all the Maui extensions, Android

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extensions, Azure integrations here.

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And of course, get a copilot, which has
a new GitHub copilot free tier as well.

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So definitely check that out.

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If you haven't been playing around
with GitHub copilot, I use it.

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Every single day, all the time in GitHub.

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com, Visual Studio and VS code.

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Okay.

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So a few other cool things here is
that, yeah, I can just open up, for

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example, like Android emulators.

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So here, I'm just going to boot
up an Android emulator running

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right there, immediate, right?

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So if I want to, I could go
ahead and toggle this down here.

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Let me set, uh, uh, that
as the, the target device.

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There we go.

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I'm just going to hit run.

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And now my NET MAUI application
is going to be compiled up and

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then deployed right over to my.

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Android emulator, right?

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So I have everything sort of in one
place that I could possibly want.

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And now it's going
through all of the launch.

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Now what's nice about this, right?

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As I'm not only just recording this
video, but at the same time, I have

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all of these applications running.

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I'm doing a full build compilation.

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I have an emulator up and running.

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I have Docker up and running and
I could have a lot more as well.

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If I go into my activity monitor,
we can see that really actually

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like, yeah, there's not even
that much craziness happening.

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I haven't even really.

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Too much here.

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We are only using like 20 percent
of the CPU, 25 percent of the CPU.

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And a lot of that actually is
just the Android emulators kind

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of sitting there and running.

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And then our applications deployed, right?

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So we are doing a whole lot of things
all at once on our machine here.

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So here's our application.

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It's running just as
expected and I'm good to go.

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I could come over here and I could
of course, toggle that maybe over to

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my, I don't know, iOS simulator here.

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There we go.

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Boot that up.

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And sure enough, we're going to get
this thing running and it's just going

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to boot my iOS simulator as well.

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And what's really cool about
this is that every single tool is

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running just as we would expect.

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So if I bring up my Android
emulator again, everything is here.

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So let me talk a little bit now
that we have the applications and

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everything up and running, why I
need and have everything installed.

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So let me just go ahead and
minimize this stuff here.

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Look at all these windows.

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Crazy.

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Okay.

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So the first things first here is
that I went through my developer

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setup guide a while back.

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And normally what you need, of course,
is something like, you know, a.

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Terminal windows.

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So I have iTerm2 here
customized with OhMyPosh.

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So I can do all sorts of stuff like,
you know, uh, dir, for example,

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and get all my different like,
um, folders, everything like that.

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I can say cd GitHub.

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There we go.

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And I can do cd, uh,
let's see, let me LS it.

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There we go.

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A CD Maui app one.

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There we go.

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And then we can see, I have NET
nine installed on this machine

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and how long it's taking me to go.

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So I'm still trying to customize
my, oh, my posh, but I installed,

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I use PowerShell for everything.

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I love that I can not only
just dir, but I can also.

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LS and I just get everything.

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I just like that.

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I could use all my commands
all at once, which is cool.

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I of course have X code over here and
I also use X codes right over here

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to manage my X code installation.

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So here we can say I have 6.

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1 and I can easily install 6.

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2, which just recently came out last week.

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So based on what I need set up, I
can go and I can manage and I can

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uninstall, reinstall, do anything that
I want and make it my active project.

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This is nice because it's going
to allow me to do Mac development.

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iOS development, not only in Swift, but
obviously also in NET with NET MAUI.

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And of course I have any
provisioning profiles.

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It's going to allow me
to do everything there.

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Finally, of course I have Android
studio down here, which is going to

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allow me to not only just customize
and run my virtual devices, but also

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manage all of my SDKs that I may need
for NET MAUI development on my machine.

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So that is why I have Android
studio up and running.

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Of course, I have Arduino IDE here.

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I'm using that because I'm working
on some IOT devices, uh, things

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that I've been working on with
Frank, uh, which is really cool.

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So we're doing some different like
connections here for YouTube status.

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So hopefully you'll see that
in my background at some point.

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Now, of course, I also have Docker as
we would expect over here, which is

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kind of nice in case I start to do some
container development with NET Aspire.

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For example.

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Another thing that you might see up here
as I have just sort of normal sort of

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things, uh, like time machine backup,
Elgato, uh, control center for my lights.

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And additionally, I have
something called a better display.

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This is an awesome little application that
helps me switch between, uh, different

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resolutions, easily refresh rates, screen
rotations, color profiles, and a lot more.

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It was a great recommendation for me.

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From all of you that have been
watching my videos and listening to the

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podcast and I'm on a free trial here.

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And I'm actually totally gonna
just give the developer 19.

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I think it's a really great app
and it's better than going back

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and forth into the settings.

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Now, one thing you may have noticed
down here and all of my awesome tabs

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that I have open is VMware fusion.

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Now, often when we are developing.

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Applications.

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We not only need to develop
things on a Mac, but we also want

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to develop things on windows.

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I'm a huge fan of visual studios.

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My favorite IDE in the entire world.

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I use it almost every single
day, including on my Mac.

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Now there are lots of ways of running
windows on your Mac and there's

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awesome new arm support for doing that.

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Windows itself and pretty much arm
support for everything, every single

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day that you could be doing on windows.

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I've been running a project Volterra
machine, uh, which is a windows arm

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developer device, uh, for years now
at this point, uh, at early bits and

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I have final production bits here, uh,
hardware, but I use it every single day

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at work and personally, like I have it.

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And I just run just anything Dr.

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Desktop runs on a visual
studio runs on it.

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Pretty much everything runs
on it, which is fantastic.

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So I've been using every day and I will
say this, that, uh, windows on Mac OS

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and arm all run super seamless together.

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And that's why I want to walk
through what this sort of setup looks

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like, because I'm actually hopping
back and forth between Mac OS and

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windows almost every single day.

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So the first thing here is there's
lots of ways of running windows, things

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like parallels, uh, there's other
applications that are out there, but

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there's also VMware fusion, VMware
fusion is a virtual environment here.

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So it's a virtual machine.

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So it has a big image on disc
and now I am running windows.

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Right here on my Mac
machine, you can see it.

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So it's in one window and
it's one sandbox that's there.

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I can put this thing
into full screen mode.

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And now it's basically like just
one full screen, but I am obviously

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inside of my Mac environment.

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So I can pop back and forth.

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I'm just going to go
ahead and set this here.

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Now, once I have this all set
up, I have full control of it.

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I have a bridge connection so I can,
uh, Automatically come in here and,

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uh, see under network, for example,
uh, here that it is shared with my Mac.

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So I have full internet.

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I can plug in USB devices.

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They're going to show up basically
exactly the same between, uh,

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my windows machine and my Mac.

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Uh, Mac machine.

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So if I plug in an Android device,
I can say, connect that Android

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device to my windows machine.

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If I want to, I can go ahead and say,
plug that in and connect it to my

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Mac device, for example, and do that.

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So here I can just simply
say, build on windows.

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And now my NET MAUI application is
going to be compiled up and deployed

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directly inside of my windows virtual
machine here, and now I can do

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all of my windows development that
I need, which is really awesome.

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So, uh, my application.

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Boom up and running.

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It's the same one that you just saw a
second ago that was running on my Mac.

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Now there are a few quirks though, of
course, like I'm inside of a VM in a.

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Operating system and hardware
platform that doesn't allow nested

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hyper virtualization as well, which
means I can't really just go in here

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and start up an Android emulator.

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Now there are a few cool things
though, is that you can actually

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just run a few ADB commands.

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So over here on my Mac, I can open
up settings and here under sharing,

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uh, I can take a look and turn on
remote login and I can turn on.

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This remote login.

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So I can SSH in to this machine.

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So what I'm going to do over
here is I'm going to open up

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a few, uh, little prompts.

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So the first thing over here that I can
do is open up an ADB command terminal.

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And in our documentation, there are two
commands that you would need to run.

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So the first one here is basically, uh,
forwarding information packets and making

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a connection from localhost over to, uh,
the one, two, seven localhosts over SSH.

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So I'm just going to go
over here and I'm going to.

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Plug that in.

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Perfect.

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I'm just going to give it my password of
my Mac and now I'm actually SSH into it.

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So you can see my Zish
over here, which is great.

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Uh, cool.

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Now I have that Android emulator
that's running over here.

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Uh, so it's up and running and I'm going
to go ahead and connect to it from ADB.

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So I'm just going to go
ahead and hit copy here.

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I'm going to open up another.

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A little terminal window here
for ADB and plug that in.

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Awesome.

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So now I'm connected.

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What's cool about that is that now
over here, I can see under Android.

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I have my Android devices that
I can go ahead and deploy to.

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So now I have my Android
emulator over here.

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There it is.

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You can see the live preview
and this is running on my Mac.

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So you can actually see that over there.

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I can click, click, click, click, click.

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I can see it update in real time.

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So I get that same dev experience
either if I plug in a device

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or I do something else.

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And from here, there's a few
things that you could do.

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If you want to go to Mac, you
could go ahead and connect

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to your Mac and pair here.

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You can plug in an iOS device and
then you could do iOS hot restart,

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which I've done videos on as well.

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There's many ways of pairing your windows
device to your Mac machine as well.

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All right.

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Well, there you have it.

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That is my Mac setup that
I've been using so far.

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Let me know in the comments below
what your Mac setup is like, or if

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you found this information interesting
at all, and other questions you may

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have as I'm starting to like do my
development, both on Mac OS inside

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of Visual Studio Code and also inside
of Windows on my arm device here.

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I absolutely love it.

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If you also got a Mac, uh, mini.

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M4 pro or M4 in general.

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Let me know what your optimizations
and customizations have been.

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I'd be super interested in continuing to
like, get more familiar with Mac OS and

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continue to be more productive as well.

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