On Fri, Mar 2, 2012 at 4:23 PM, Frank Moorman
wrote:
> **
> I generally prefer not to have my daily use machine running a web server
> (and db server) constantly while I am using it.
>
I do kinda have a similar opinion, though I don't mind the WebServer and DB
server running, it's CF and/or Railo
Linux user here so take this with a grain of salt...
For development, it is easiest to work in the webserver's directory.
With the assumption of Mac (OS-X+) being loosely based on BSD/Linux,
you can create a symbolic link on the folder. Take your ide default
folder
I put CF projects all in the default Apache webroot dir:
/Library/WebServer/Documents/[projectname]
Non-web projects (Flex/AIR/Titanium) I usually just leave wherever the IDE
wants to put them.
I create vhosts entries for each project in Apache and make entries for
each in the hosts file (locate
A few weeks back I switched from PC to Mac. A key reason was that I
thought Mac's have now become better development machines!
Here's my question for anyone doing web development on a Mac. How do you
organize your files for development. Do you put everything under Documents,
create new folders in
