Thomas thanks so much for the great help. I actually read about the new
Zend Studio, which looks great, but right now, as you mention, we need a
solution w/o 3rd party product, and would prefer to use our current
ide's... although in the future this may change.
If you could provide a detailed
Hi,
Zend Studio v8 has an integrated VMware support. Basically you just need
VMware - it would work with any editor/IDE. VMware has a feature "folder
sharing", which allows the user to share a host folder transparent with the
guest. No locking problems, like you will experience with Samba or any o
You don't experience any sync issues. One problem we had was that we
usually would also be ssh'd in and would use have issues where we would
run scripts/builds on the virtual machine, and then the ide would be out
of sync? How do you handle that ? Do you also keep svn/git local copy
on the l
We usually use sftp through the ide.
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From: Paul
Date: Wed, 27 Oct 2010 19:53:27
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Subject: Re: [fw-general] Multi Php Versions
Hi Mike,
I agree, and something we did starting tr
Hi Mike,
I agree, and something we did starting trying out. One problem we had
was setting up our ide environment. Do we develop on the local machine
and have the ide access the files thru samba, or do we do use a feature
like remote server, where on every save a sftp/ftp/scp is done. Anot
Best way to handle this as far as I've found is to use virtual machines
(virtualbox is free and works great) and build an environment exactly like the
production machines. You distribute the virtual disk to all developers once one
is built that way everyone is on the same platform.
--Origina
Thanks for sharing Rob, that's a really interesting program.
I use both apache and IIS, but i am using IIS 6.0. I don't suppose you
know if there is a version for that?
Regards,
Greg
On 27/10/2010 20:49, Paul wrote:
> Interesting, although I prefer to work w/ Apache as that is what our
> product
Interesting, although I prefer to work w/ Apache as that is what our
production servers are using.
On 10/27/2010 3:43 PM, Rob Allen wrote:
On 27 Oct 2010, at 01:31, Paul wrote:
A few of our developers are on windows machine, so we thought the best way
forward was to go with Zend Server CE fo
On 27 Oct 2010, at 01:31, Paul wrote:
> A few of our developers are on windows machine, so we thought the best way
> forward was to go with Zend Server CE for windows So we downloaded Zend
> Server CE for Windows w/ php 5.2, so they we could continue development on
> our legacy sites, but th
I have application.ini ignored, and instead track template.application.ini
On deployment, I use the template to generate the application.ini file. Mind
you, I use phing, so I'm not too sure about the ins and outs of Capistrano,
but surely, you could have it swap out tokens in your template file wi
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