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Django, mod_wsgi, Apache and OS X - Do it

• eli 17y ago
  "So, I’m one of those people where I don’t like running things “too far” from what a production setup might look like." Me neither. That's why I use a VMWare image of a linux server that closely resembles my production server for development.
  • jnoller 17y ago
    And I've got the same thing, but I write and test code on OS/X and "deploy" to the VM
• wmblaettler 17y ago
  I am using Sun VirtualBox to have a Linux development environment on my Windows PC. Sun offers VirtualBox for Linux and OS/X hosts as well. I highly recommend it. It makes me a lot more comfortable knowing if I screw something up (as I learn Linux) I am not hosing my main operating system and it can be a closer-to-production environment. Plus it's free: http://www.virtualbox.org/ http://www.virtualbox.org/