Ivan Villareal

[...] , it has a nice vim configuration, useful command prompt (zsh), a dnsmasq install to handle the virtual hosts and my virtual hosts script to create/remove new virtual hosts easily. On this post I will [...]

[...] , and it may contain bugs, but so far it has worked for me pretty well, I can add/remove virtual hosts very quickly. To use this script you only need the packages File::Path and Getopt::Long; both [...]

[...] , but recently my devserver was out of space, and there is nothing I can really remove, so I did a new VM, setup LVM, copy everything and adjusted the fstab, it took me about an hour to do the entire [...]

[...] with OSX (or Windows), the things that I would like to include in the screencasts are: Setup a new VM with virtualbox Install debian minimal Install Apache and setup virtual hosts Install PHP Install [...]

[...] Compile and install php 5.3 We are going to compile php 5.3 and run it in apache in fast cgi, along with our default [...]

[...] . Now I have to create my own repository on github/bitbucket or any other, and after I have the git repo address I put the following on ~/.config/mr/available.d/mr.vcsh file: after that I start [...]

[...] login, take a look here Clone gitolite into the server Go to the workstation to manage the git repo At this point we have 2 folders inside gitolite-admin conf/ and keydir/ the first one is used to [...]

[...] installed all the tools I used to use and it was ok, but when I started to setup my new development environment I didn’t like that I had to use non linux standard paths for apache, or find where [...]

Most of my work is made in the console, on my test machines or on one of many production/dev/stage servers in the cloud. I use OSX as my main OS, but [...]

[...] In my previous post I created a basic Development server on Debian 7 Wheezy, it has a nice vim configuration, useful command prompt (zsh), a dnsmasq [...]

Compile and install php 5.3 We are going to compile php 5.3 and run it in apache in fast cgi, along with our default php 5.4, this technique can be u [...]

[...] and the default user with the steps described above. The credentials for the vm are: user: root password: password and user: ivan password: password [...]

[...] . You can get the vm here: https://s3.amazonaws.com/ivaano/debian7-AMP-PHP52-PHP55.ova.7z user: root password: password [...]

[...] can use the src folder as the root for my app, after that is finished I install the composer dependencies, because this is going to be a simple API with just a couple of endpoints I’m going [...]

[...] : file structure: composer.json bootstrap.php cli-config.php next thing is to install the composer dependencies: and now I create an alias to doctrine binary on my vendor folder, that way I run the [...]

[...] and using the cgi we just created or we can use my vhost-adder script to do this, create the file structure and add the hosts line Compile and install PHP 5.2 Create structure Download php-5.2 and [...]

[...] schema: This is my db schema (using mysql 5): and this are the required files to get started: file structure: composer.json bootstrap.php cli-config.php next thing is to install the composer [...]

[...] a more useful shell (zsh, with oh-my-zsh) Setup Samba for seamless OSX/Windows Integration Setup Mysql Setup a mail forwarder (SSMTP) for the mail/sendmail functions Setup multiple PHP [...]