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I've started doing something similar, except I also use vagrant to ensure that my development OS is the same as production. I also find it easier keeping everyt
by liamk 14y ago
I've started doing something similar, except I also use vagrant to ensure that my development OS is the same as production. I also find it easier keeping everything for dev within a VM.
- nachteilig 14y agoI'm doing this too, and it's funny because one of the things I originally liked about OS X was that the UNIX roots allowed me to run my dev environment locally. Still, Vagrant makes this all pretty easy.
- roderikvdv 14y agoI'm a big fan of Vagrant but all our developers use MacBook Air's with 4GB memory and lots of different projects at the same time it's just a pain to use Vagrant. We compensated this by using a few staging servers and using Vagrant if there are issues at this level (almost never btw)