Re: Development and production environments

2010-10-25 Thread Daniel S. Reichenbach
Hi, How do you tackle this problem? Copying files is **not** a sane process, as you will sooner or later forget a file or mix files up. We're only human, it will happen. Make yourself familiar with [Git][1] or [Mercurial][2], and read up on [gitready][3] or [hgtip][4]. For deploying applicati

Re: Development and production environments

2010-10-25 Thread AD7six
On Oct 25, 3:53 pm, Aeg wrote: > Hey everyone, > > I develop quite some applications for my customers using CakePHP and I > have the following problem: > > Usually, I develop an application on adomainname.com, and provide the > customer with a development environment in which he can test changes

Re: Development and production environments

2010-10-25 Thread Zaky Katalan-Ezra
Find some folder synchronisation software. With Linux use rsync. If you use cloud computing or in house virtualization like xen, things become more simple. Check out the new CakePHP Questions site http://cakeqs.org and help others with their CakePHP related questions. You received this message

Development and production environments

2010-10-25 Thread Aeg
Hey everyone, I develop quite some applications for my customers using CakePHP and I have the following problem: Usually, I develop an application on adomainname.com, and provide the customer with a development environment in which he can test changes before they go live. I usually put this on a