So, you would use Chocolatey to install an application such as Puppet on your development machine. While NuGet handles packages, Chocolatey handles applications at a system level. NuGet is a package management system for developers - that is, it handles packages and references for projects, thus allowing the developer to concentrate on code. The many options for Windows package or software management can be confusing. This command line interface is now available for Windows users via the oddly named Chocolatey package manager. It is a seemingly smoother process on Linux via the command-line (think apt-get), where few commands install or update software (of course, you still need to find what you need to install). For end users, you begin with getting the software followed by downloading and installation. Installing and upgrading software has always been a tedious task. See why developer Tony Patton has jumped on the Chocolatey bandwagon.
Chocolatey brings Linux-style package management to Windowsĭelight in Chocolatey, a Linux-style package manager that makes it much simpler to install Windows.
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