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Only gripe is being told to match Dev with production ... And then develop on Mac OS. Virtual machines are a much cleaner and nicer way to do this. Setting up
by fideloper 12y ago
Only gripe is being told to match Dev with production ... And then develop on Mac OS.
Virtual machines are a much cleaner and nicer way to do this. Setting up a wildcard SSL is similarly as simple, an you get the bonus of learning how to do it on a "real" (normal, more standard) server.
Example setting up wildcard subdomain SSL cert (self-signed): https://serversforhackers.com/ssl-certs/ https://serversforhackers.com/ssl-certs/
- jedschmidt 12y agoHaving gotten more accustomed to the VM approach over the past year since I wrote this post, I agree.
- eosrei 12y agoThe development process is much less complicated when you only consider a single OS. The answer to: "How do I do this?" is always the same; a significant time/brain savings.
- Argorak 12y agoAlso, if you develop for multiple clients, projects don't bleed into each other. "Well, client X still uses PG 9.1, but I accidentally used a 9.3 feature, because thats what client Y uses."