# Mike Mcquaid

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Homebrew and macOS Package Management with Mike McQuaid

Homebrew is a widely used package manager that simplifies the installation of open-source software on macOS. It was created in response to the growing demand for a lightweight, developer-friendly tool suited to an increasingly Mac-centric development ecosystem. Today, Homebrew is a near-essential p…

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619: Inside Modern Software Engineering with Homebrew’s Mike McQuaid

Sami is back this week with Mike McQuaid, CTPO and Homebrew Project Leader, as they take a deep dive into the importance of open source maintainers in modern software engineering. With 18 years of experience reducing developer friction and scaling open source software, Mike discusses the commonal…

619: Inside Modern Software Engineering with Homebrew’s Mike McQuaid

Sami is back this week with Mike McQuaid, CTPO and Homebrew Project Leader, as they take a deep dive into the importance of open source maintainers in modern software engineering. With 18 years of experience reducing developer friction and scaling open source software, Mike discusses the commonal…

Inside Modern Software Engineering with Homebrew’s Mike McQuaid

Podcast: Giant Robots Smashing Into Other Giant Robots Sami is back this week with Mike McQuaid as they take a deep dive into the importance of open source maintainers.

Homebrew with Mike McQuaid

Podcast: The Developers' Bakery Into the most popular package manager for macOS with Homebrew and Mike McQuaid.

Episode 4: Your Five Agent Branches Are a Fan, Not a Stack

Five agents finish overnight and leave you five branches. GitHub's stacked pull requests, in public preview since 30 July 2026, look like the answer — until you read GitHub's own docs, which say stacks can't have branching structures, and five siblings off `main` are exactly that. So this episode i…

Episode 3: Your Agent Is Fixing a Bug That Doesn't Exist

Two coding agents pointed at the same checkout will overwrite each other, and worse, an agent can't tell a port collision from a real bug, so it starts "fixing" code that was never broken. This episode is the full recipe for one worktree per agent: what a worktree actually is, the three vendors tha…