Hyperstart is a simple bash script to get your OSX machine up and running as quickly as possible.

1. Install XCode
2. Tweak the script to your needs
3. Run sh hyperstart.sh

I recommend downloading the script and tweaking it. It's a simple script making lots of assumptions about how you want your environment

1. Installs homebrew
2. Using homebrew, installs a bunch of useful tools like git grc coreutils ack findutils gnu-tar
3. Sets up your .dotfiles

• You'll definitely want to tweak this. My repo is based off of holmans dotfiles

4. Installs NVM, then install node 0.10
5. Installs several useful DMG'ed apps

• chrome
• virtualbox
• vagrant
• dropbox
• onepassword
• sublimetext2
• evernote

I'm a big fan of devops. Using code to predictably and repeatedly configure servers is a wonderful thing. So like many nerds, I was excited to see boxen show up for development machine management. After throwing myself against the rocks several multiple times, I finally gave up in frustration. Frankly, I’m tired of frameworks and working against all the opinions of opinionated software. So, I have a simple script that sets up what I need, installs my dotfiles which sets up the rest and then installs vagrant which give me a dev environment.