That sounds pretty close to my setup.
I use Symfony in a VMWare (Fedora) virtual machine. All of my apache document
roots exist on my local machine (so I can still edit without the VM being
started) and this directory is shared with VMWare and mounted within the VM.
(FWIW, I use a Mac - my docu
You might use a virtual server.
I have a virtual ubuntu server in a vbox with bridged network.
So it has it's own network address and can be reached from the whole
network, and the source code is on a shared windows directory mounted by
smbfs. I used vboxsf for mounting the share, but had some trou
If you are using linux then use sshfs. It is pretty nice an easy to use.
I am using git on my machine and i can say that i am happy with this.
Linux+eclipse+git+sf1.4
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On Dec 20, 2009 5:02 PM, "Gábor Fási" wrote:
Not sure about other distributions/X interfaces, but on ubuntu
Not sure about other distributions/X interfaces, but on ubuntu you can
mount a remote filesystem via ssh at Places/Connect to server.
Never used it for developing, but the performance should be ok.
On Sun, Dec 20, 2009 at 15:57, HiDDeN wrote:
> Hey guys. How is your development infrastructure?
>
Hi,
If you are working on remote system, netbeans will not help you about
symfony plugin, as the plugin run the symfony command locally.
If you really want to use it, you might need to share the remote folder and
mount it locally.
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Hey guys. How is your development infrastructure?
I like to develop against a Linux machine. I create my symfony project
there and then with Eclipse PDT + Remote System Explorer I edit the
files remotely.
Now I discovered Netbeans 6.8 with PHP + Symfony support natively,
it's smaller and faster,
