http://textpattern.com/ Textpattern Tips – Setup your Mac localhost for local development Setup your Mac localhost for local development - comments https://textpattern.tips/setup-your-mac-localhost-for-local-development Mon, 30 Nov 09 16:14:38 +0000 Comment on Setup your Mac localhost for local development by bici 1 1 Sun, 29 Nov 09 19:55:12 +0000 Hi – Nice article. But i am confused. My version of MAMP and Mac OS X come with MySQL as far as i know. I developed a local TxP site a few months ago. Since then i have upgraded to MAMP Pro and it seems to allow everything: multiple virtual hosts, mysql, myphp admin etc.

(PS I think it would useful to have a date stamp on your posts)

Cheers

]]> Hi – Nice article. But i am confused. My version of MAMP and Mac OS X come with MySQL as far as i know. I developed a local TxP site a few months ago. Since then i have upgraded to MAMP Pro and it seems to allow everything: multiple virtual hosts, mysql, myphp admin etc.

(PS I think it would useful to have a date stamp on your posts)

Cheers

]]> bici Comment on Setup your Mac localhost for local development by Jonathan Stubbs 1 1 Mon, 30 Nov 09 05:53:02 +0000 Hi Walter – yes, as I say in the article, MAMP includes MySQL but Apple does not ship MySQL so you need either only MAMP/MAMP Pro or the three apps I talk about here.

I have not used MAMP Pro so I make no assumptions/claims, but I think you are right in that it allows for total local development.

The method I outline is free and allows for developing using any web url you want, that alone makes it worthwhile IMO.

Date stamp for the articles – that’s on the top right.

]]> Hi Walter – yes, as I say in the article, MAMP includes MySQL but Apple does not ship MySQL so you need either only MAMP/MAMP Pro or the three apps I talk about here.

I have not used MAMP Pro so I make no assumptions/claims, but I think you are right in that it allows for total local development.

The method I outline is free and allows for developing using any web url you want, that alone makes it worthwhile IMO.

Date stamp for the articles – that’s on the top right.

]]> Jonathan Stubbs Comment on Setup your Mac localhost for local development by bici 1 1 Mon, 30 Nov 09 14:51:58 +0000 ok. now i get it. I didn’t read it carefully enough. the first time!

( i see the date stamp ,,,waaaaayyy offf to the right ;-) )

Thanks.
cheers

]]> ok. now i get it. I didn’t read it carefully enough. the first time!

( i see the date stamp ,,,waaaaayyy offf to the right ;-) )

Thanks.
cheers

]]> bici Comment on Setup your Mac localhost for local development by Jonathan Stubbs 1 1 Mon, 30 Nov 09 16:14:38 +0000 Sure! The meta data has always been on the top right, I did not move it in the recent re-design.

]]> Sure! The meta data has always been on the top right, I did not move it in the recent re-design.

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