Like Homebrew, but for Windows

[neo_]

http://scoop.sh/

Powershell is preferred for general usage, but a standard console or emulator will work fine. Must be installed with Powershell, however.

Oh, and http://blog.lukesampson.com/sudo-for-windows.

 

[Thor]

Nice

 

[neo_]

Nice

I'm actually surprised this has never been mentioned in the forums, considering it was released some years back.

What I really like about Scoop is that I can create a web-dev environment with it, using Apache/Nginx, MariaDB (or others) and PHP. And it's also wicked-cool that I can easily switch between multiple versions of Ruby and Node. The guys behind this are geniuses. I've literally removed all third-party nonsense in favour of this.

 

[scudsucker]

https://chocolatey.org

Same idea.

 

[neo_]

https://chocolatey.org

Same idea.

Idea, yes. Implementation, no. https://github.com/lukesampson/scoop/wiki/Chocolatey-Comparison

 

[Thor]

I'm actually surprised this has never been mentioned in the forums, considering it was released some years back.

What I really like about Scoop is that I can create a web-dev environment with it, using Apache/Nginx, MariaDB (or others) and PHP. And it's also wicked-cool that I can easily switch between multiple versions of Ruby and Node. The guys behind this are geniuses. I've literally removed all third-party nonsense in favour of this.

My thoughts exactly, I might actually now jump into node and start learning.

 

[neo_]

Whilst on the topic of CLIs:

https://github.com/nvbn/the****

Edit: Dammit, forums starred that out. Hint: starts with an f.

 

[Thor]

Whilst on the topic of CLIs:

https://goo.gl/2cXNyf

Edit: Dammit, forums starred that out. Hint: starts with an f.

ftfy

 

[neo_]

ftfy

Yeah, I hate obscuring links. But thanks

 

[DUDE!@##$%%]

who comes up with these names srs