Developer Tools for MAC
81 free Mac apps in Developer Tools, including OrbStack, tmux, and QuotaBar. Each app page lists its version, size, macOS requirement and what’s new, and the download button leads to the developer’s official source.
81 apps
- lazygitlazygit is a free, open-source terminal interface for Git. Instead of typing long Git commands, you see your files, branches, commits and stashes in panels in Terminal and work with them using a few keys: stage single lines, write commits, switch branches, rebase, cherry-pick and resolve conflicts. lazygit was created by Jesse Duffield, is developed with many contributors, and is released under the MIT license.Developer Tools
iTerm2iTerm2 is a free, open-source replacement for the Mac's Terminal app. It does everything Terminal does and adds a long list of features: split panes, a hotkey window that drops down from anywhere, powerful search, autocomplete, a paste history, instant replay of erased text, triggers that react to output, and deep integration with tmux. iTerm2 is made by George Nachman and released under the GPL-2.0 license.Developer Tools- fzffzf is a free, open-source fuzzy finder for the command line. Give it any list, such as files, command history, Git branches or running processes, and type a few letters: fzf shows the closest matches instantly, even when the letters are not next to each other, and returns the one you pick. It is a single small program that handles millions of items in milliseconds. fzf is made by Junegunn Choi and released under the MIT license.Developer Tools
- fdfd is a free, open-source command-line program for finding files and folders. It does the same job as the built-in find command, but with a much simpler syntax: type fd followed by part of a name, and it lists every match in the current folder and below, in color. It is fast because it searches folders in parallel, and by default it skips hidden files and anything in your .gitignore. fd is made by David Peter and is dual-licensed under the MIT license and the Apache License 2.0.Developer Tools
Docker DesktopDocker Desktop is the official way to run Docker on a Mac. It installs everything you need to build, run and share containers: Docker Engine, the docker command-line tool, Docker Compose for multi-container apps, an optional Kubernetes cluster, and a dashboard to manage your containers, images and volumes. Containers run inside a lightweight virtual machine that Docker Desktop manages for you. Docker Desktop is made by Docker, Inc.Developer Tools
Beyond CompareBeyond Compare compares files and folders and shows you exactly what is different. Compare two versions of a text file line by line, two folders file by file, or tables, images and binary data, then merge the changes or synchronize the folders. It works with local folders, FTP sites, cloud storage and zip files, and integrates with most version control systems. Beyond Compare is made by Scooter Software and runs on Mac, Windows and Linux.Developer Tools
BBEditBBEdit is a professional text, code and HTML editor for Mac, made by Bare Bones Software for writers, web authors and software developers. It handles very large files, searches and replaces across many files with grep patterns, organizes work in projects and colors code in many languages. BBEdit has been around for over 30 years and is known for its slogan, "It doesn't suck."Developer Tools- batbat is a free, open-source replacement for the cat command that shows files in Terminal with syntax highlighting. It colors code in a large number of programming and markup languages, shows which lines you changed in Git, numbers the lines and sends long files to a pager automatically, while still working like cat when you pipe its output to other commands. bat is made by David Peter and the bat developers and is dual-licensed under the MIT license and the Apache License 2.0.Developer Tools
AlacrittyAlacritty is a fast, free and open-source terminal emulator. It draws text with the graphics chip (OpenGL), which keeps it quick even with lots of output, and comes with sensible defaults that you can change in a single TOML configuration file. Rather than building in everything, Alacritty works together with other tools: for tabs and split panes, many people pair it with tmux. Alacritty is developed by the Alacritty project and its contributors and released under the Apache License 2.0.Developer Tools