Take your development process to the next level with Parallels Desktop plus GitHub. Parallels Desktop has over 30 projects hosted on GitHub — join us and actively participate in enhancing the extensions and tools you use every day.
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"I'm using Parallels Desktop to have multiple operating systems all on one device. I can set the CPU, RAM, and hard disk according to how many sources I need. This app is really stable and supports almost all operating systems. Also, it’s possible to sync files between the local device and virtual machine."
"Parallels has been my go-to virtual platform for testing new versions of macOS and for setting up my PC desktop engineer environment. It is so powerful that I can easily use the virtual PC and avoid needing a physical PC laptop in addition to my Mac laptop."
"I use Parallels to run older versions of Mac OS X on my MacBook Pro for the purposes of testing apps on older versions of Mac OS. Parallels does this job perfectly, by allowing me to easily boot up older versions of the OS at leisure. I also run Windows 10 in Parallels so I can use PC-only apps that are not available on OS X."
Use GitHub to easily share your code, find solutions, upload it to repositories, access Parallels Desktop extensions and tools, and even contribute to the open-source projects Parallels hosts on GitHub.
Store, track, and collaborate on software projects in GitHub, using the most relevant OS for a given project or issue.
Get valuable plugins and extensions while contributing to over 30 existing projects and repositories like the Parallels Desktop Visual Studio Code extension, the Vagrant plugin, Packer templates and examples, Parallels Desktop Command Line scripts, AWS Terraform automation, and the Parallels Desktop Driver for Docker Machine.
Access tools and resources, discuss challenges, and share solutions to cross-platform development problems with fellow developers and IT professionals on GitHub.
Use Parallels Desktop plus GitHub as part of your everyday development workflow. Find answers, upload your work, and actively contribute to the community.
Explore the various Parallels plugins, extensions, and tools available on GitHub, and take your cross-platform development skills to the next level.
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Download and install Parallels Desktop on your Mac.
Once installed, set up a new virtual machine and install Windows and/or Linux.
*Windows license required
After installing your OSs, you can set up your virtual machines and development environments on your Mac. Then go to the GitHub repository to find the projects you want and integrate them into your workflows.
Yes, you can contribute to the Parallels GitHub repositories such as the Parallels Desktop Visual Studio Code extension, the Vagrant plugin, Packer templates and examples, Parallels Desktop Command Line scripts, AWS Terraform automation, and the Parallels Desktop Driver for Docker Machine.
Yes, there is a Parallels community on GitHub where you can get answers and discuss challenges with other users. We also have a Discord channel where you can chat with other Parallels users.
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