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Knowledge base that works on top of a local folder of plain text Markdown files
Eclipse Temurin Java Development Kit
JDK from the Eclipse Foundation (Adoptium)
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About FastBrew
FastBrew is a free, independent catalog of Homebrew apps for macOS at fastbrew.app. Search for an app by name or description, browse categories such as Development, Design, and Productivity, and open a package's version link to see its details. The catalog includes both formulas, which usually install command-line tools, and casks, which install desktop applications. Package versions and availability change; check the current package details before installing.
Select the apps you want to build a Homebrew installation command for your Mac. You can include Homebrew installation when setting up a new computer, export your selection as a Brewfile, or import an existing Brewfile to review its packages. A Brewfile is a text list of packages that Homebrew can install together. Sharing a selection lets someone else open the same list in FastBrew and choose what to install. FastBrew prepares the command; you review and run it in your own terminal.
New to Homebrew? Read the Homebrew guide for installation and package-management instructions. Catalog descriptions, category links, and package detail pages are available without JavaScript. Interactive selection, Brewfile editing, and sharing use JavaScript. Developers and agents can search the same catalog through the public API and developer documentation; the API policy explains version selection, structured errors, and deprecation notices.