This is me sharing, Scoop is a tool I install on every windows computer I work on. Yes, it's a command line installer like chocolatey but with a difference. Scoop was not created to install apps like itunes and all other software you can find on the windows platform. Rather, it focuses on the installation of the tools that developers require to get their projects up and running.

Here are some of the benefits:
- It does not require admin access to install, so no UACs(User Access Control).
- It doesn't require adding anything to your system variables..scoop handles all that for you.
- Installing a tool is a as easy as

scoop install git

or

scoop install curl

- Installing coreutils from scoop enables to be run my fav unix commands (ls, mv, touch , cat....) on my windows without installing cynwin or MinGW.
- I've discovered more tools since I started using scoop, one of them being

scriptcs

(enables you run interpreted C# codes without all the OOP ishes)
- You only need Power Shell to install scoop.
- you can add your own packages to the scoop bucket with a pull request.

get scoop now http://scoop.sh/

Here are some apps from the scoop main bucket (Note than an extra bucket also exists)
-7zip
-ant
-maven
-gradle
-git
-aria2
-axel
-busybox
-bzip2
-cmake
-composer
-coreutils (most install for unix users)
-csvtosqk
-devd
-diff
-docker-compose
-docker-machine
-docker
-file
-erlang
-ffmpeg
-gcc
-gawk
-go
-kotlin
-julia
-kvm
-haskell
-llvm
-mongodb
-mysql
-mysql-workbench
-nano
-vim
-nasm
-mysys
-netcat
-nodejs
-nuget
-openssl
-openssh
-nmap
-php
-apache2

.....I'm tired, the list goes on, check the main bucket here https://github.com/lukesampson/scoop/tree/master/bucket and the extras here https://github.com/lukesampson/scoop-extras