I don't do that any more, but have done that before. You just have to
watch out for any platform specific code, like any external actions
that are windows only, or file paths, where you don't use the witango
path commands, but use a full path, like "\\fs1\somedir\somefile"
Our new php env has remote debugging, so its not necessary, but one
thing we have on our old witango dev environment as you have seen, is
a staging server that updates automatically on SVN commit. So its a
bit more work, but still works good when away, you commit, test,
alter code, commit, test, and work that way.
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On Apr 18, 2007, at 12:17 PM, William M Conlon wrote:
I need to set up a development environment on my MacBook, so I can
try to get some work done during a lengthy commute.
I'm leaning toward installing fedora/mysql/apache/witango on a
Parallels Virtual Machine, so I have the exact same environment for
deployment and development.
But it occurs to me that I could also install Witango server within
the X.4 environment and not need the virtual machine. Any thoughts
on that approach.
Bill
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