You have probably landed here because you could not find the HANA Studio installation files for the OS X platform which has mysteriously disappeared from the SAP HANA download website. Surprise, surprise...
Until it gets listed again, another way to run HANA Studio on Mac is to install SAP HANA Tools. I tried it out myself and found some minor issues that I will highlight here. Installation should be a quick and simple experience. After all, HANA Studio is basically eclipse + some plugins (i.e. SAP HANA Tools).
Below, I have listed the steps to follow in order to get HANA Studio up and running on Mac running Yosemite (OS X 10.10.1).
The JAVA runtime environment is required to run eclipse so you will have to install it first. The question is which one? On the SAP HANA Tools website, it is recommended to use JRE version 1.6+. For Mac users, Apple supplies their own version of Java for Java versions 6 and below. If prompted by the OS, do not install JAVA for OS X (http://support.apple.com/kb/dl1572) as it is not compatible with eclipse Luna. Personally, I have a preference for using the latest version of JAVA (security) and so I will be installing JAVA SE 8u25 (I am going with the JDK since I need it for other software development purposes as well).
The next step is to install the eclipse IDE.
Third and final step, you will need to install SAP HANA Tools in eclipse. This is where I encountered minor issues that were not expected...
You will be prompted to re-start eclipse which means that the installation process is successfully completed.
Now, you can simply connect to a HANA system and get started with the fun part of development.
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