Welcome to dotfiles.tech
A comprehensive guide for developers to set up and maintain their development environment across different operating systems.
What is this?
dotfiles.tech is a curated collection of guides, configurations, and best practices for setting up your development environment. Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting out, this resource will help you create a productive and efficient development setup.
Getting Started
Choose a guide from the sidebar to begin:
Operating Systems
- macOS Guide - Complete setup guide for macOS development environment
- Ubuntu Guide - Comprehensive guide for Ubuntu development setup
- Raspberry Pi Guide - Configuration guide for Raspberry Pi development
Dotfiles Management
- Dotfiles Guide - Learn how to manage and version control your configurations
What You'll Find Here
Development Environment Setup
- Operating system-specific configurations
- Terminal and shell customization
- Package management
- Essential development tools
Dotfiles Management
- Version control for your configurations
- Synchronization across machines
- Best practices for organization
System Optimization
- Performance tuning
- Security configurations
- Workflow automation
Why dotfiles?
Dotfiles are the configuration files that control how your development environment behaves. They're called "dotfiles" because they often start with a dot (.) and are hidden by default in Unix-like systems.
Managing your dotfiles effectively can:
- Save time setting up new machines
- Ensure consistency across your development environments
- Make it easier to share your setup with others
- Help you understand your development environment better
Contributing
This is an open-source project. If you have suggestions, improvements, or want to add new guides, please contribute on GitHub (opens in a new tab).
Quick Links
- About - Learn more about this project
- Contact - Get in touch
- GitHub Repository (opens in a new tab) - View the source code
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