Homebrew used to be my go-to tool for installing packages...
But now, with the new Docker for macOS, I never need home-brew anymore. It is especially helpful when you need to run 2 different versions of an app (like elastic search) for different projects.
I can't see myself returning to Homebrew now. That is just not the way to do things anymore.
Apples and oranges. I brew install git, Emacs, jq, and other dev tools. Packaging stuff in Docker is fine, but first you have to create or fetch something to package.
But now, with the new Docker for macOS, I never need home-brew anymore. It is especially helpful when you need to run 2 different versions of an app (like elastic search) for different projects.
I can't see myself returning to Homebrew now. That is just not the way to do things anymore.