I use Hammerspoon to get something like tiled window management.
Hammerspoon is not a window manager out of the box - it's more a toolkit for building the one you want, along with a lot of tools for automating various aspects of OS X.
The thing I like most about my config is how I have windows automatically resizing and positioning themselves when monitor count changes.
Maybe OS X is better now than it used to be, but I used to subconsciously dread connecting or disconnecting external monitors because I'd spend several minutes fixing my windows afterwards.
Hammerspoon is not a window manager out of the box - it's more a toolkit for building the one you want, along with a lot of tools for automating various aspects of OS X.
The thing I like most about my config is how I have windows automatically resizing and positioning themselves when monitor count changes.
Maybe OS X is better now than it used to be, but I used to subconsciously dread connecting or disconnecting external monitors because I'd spend several minutes fixing my windows afterwards.
After configuring Hammerspoon, that suffering became a thing of the past (If you're curious, you can find that code here: https://github.com/NateEag/dotfiles/blob/d8c81c3890af65bf431...).