In my previous post we installed the latest apache and php from source and now I’d like to install xDebug to it. As stated in the comments on the previous post, I like living on the edge, so I build it myself, instead of using packages like MAMP or XAMMP or using binaries. With that out [...]
Because I travel a lot by train, it’s easy to have a local development environment with me. Because OSX Leopard contains Apache2 and PHP 5.2.6, I installed MySQL, ZF, PEAR, setup the vhost conf for apache and added the path to the ZF and PEAR libraries to /etc/php.ini. This seemed to work fine for a [...]
If you’re working a lot with remote sessions like I do, you inevitably type a command in the wrong window… Most of the time it’s something harmless like an ls or an cd command, but if you’re trying to clean stuff up with an rm command things can get bad. The easiest way to differentiate between [...]
As told in my last post, I was invited to the Adobe MAX conference in San Francisco. I really had blast there. Thanks again for inviting me Mike! This blogpost only covers my personal experiences; to read more about the tracks I followed and what they were about, you’re more than welcome to read the report [...]