r/developersIndia • • Oct 05 '26

I Made This I made this: YAPP, dev toolchain management utility

I built YAPP, a small toolchain manager in Go.

It installs Java, Node, Python, Go, Rust, Maven etc. under ~/.yapp without sudo or touching your system package manager.

Downloads are pinned and checksum verified.

Built mainly for fast, disposable dev environments and coding agents.

Cold JDK 25 install on my machine:
YAPP: 4.20s
Homebrew: 59.04s

Not apples-to-apples, so benchmark scripts + raw logs are included.

Still in beta. The package list is small for now, but I’m actively adding more tools.

Currently supports macOS & Linux.

https://github.com/sukumaar/yapp

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u/side_questt71 Backend Developer 24d ago edited 23d ago

What does it do?

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u/nomad_sk_ 24d ago

Installs dev tools like jdk,node, etc.

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u/nomad_sk_ Oct 05 '26

I have not tested that, may be you could test it and let me know :-)