Apparently, many applications are keen to cache data while neglecting to do the cleanup afterward. I’ve noticed hundreds of MBs related to Yarn that I did not use for a year or so. On my computer the significant bulk of unnecessary data was in the ~/Library/Caches folder. Let’s now discuss the lowest hanging fruits in reducing storage usage. The program offers straightforward UI allowing you to at a glance examine your storage usage:
On macOS, the simplest way to install it is to use the Homebrew Cask. The best way to identify where the bulk of your storage space is allocated is to use Disk Inventory X application. As a result, I’ve managed to free tens of GBs of storage and could finally update XCode to the newest version. I’ve recently performed the same analysis and cleanup on my MacBook Pro. In this blog post, I’ll describe various ways to quickly and safely clean vast amounts of storage on a Mac Book used for web development. Installing or updating an app ( ahem, ahem XCode…) on macOS is sometimes surprisingly difficult because of missing disk space.
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