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Best Development Environment, Setup and Configurations
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I recently migrated from developing on a Windows OS based environment with Dreamweaver, UltraEdit, Eclipse... to the Mac OS X (yeah me). I have a start up company and we are looking developing for a…Continue
Tags: windows, xen, mac, linux, ide
Started this discussion. Last reply by Amy Stephen Oct 18, 2009.
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"Dale - This is always a good topic. if you want to continue this discussion, you please repost it in the Developer Group? We are closing the home page forums for simplification. Thanks!"
Dale-Kurt replied to Peter van Westen (NoNumber)'s discussion Getting started with the Nooku framework"Hi, I too am having this issue, where to go from here. Well this is the information I can share with you on Nooku (koowa), from the SVN you may compile the koowa plugin... "uh?" you may say. Let's take it a bit slower.
I'm using…"
Dale-Kurt replied to Dale-Kurt's discussion Best Development Environment, Setup and Configurations"Another question in this topic would what is your directory structure like for working on projects, each IDE has their own, such as Aptana uses workspace and Coda uses /Sites directory. How do you keep it together when you use multiple IDEs"
Dale-Kurt replied to Dale-Kurt's discussion Best Development Environment, Setup and Configurations"Thanks for sharing those extensions Rene, I use Firebug myself but never had I used the others mentioned. I'm checking them out now."
"The most template development I do is creating tailor-made templates. My setup:
IMac 24"
MAMP & XAMPP for local development
TextMate, extended with the Joomla bundle for TextMate
Coda & CSSEdit for editing work also
FireFox with…"
Danny Englander (highrockmedia) replied to Dale-Kurt's discussion Best Development Environment, Setup and Configurations"I just saw on Twitter that Jon Lackey aka Zuno has some Joomla clips he has written for Coda, this is fantastic.
Here's a direct link to his blog:
http://zunostudios.com/blogs/tags/coda/"
"True, we also use Windows + XAMPP + Eclipse + XDebug , above documents help a lot !!!"
Stian Didriksen replied to Dale-Kurt's discussion Best Development Environment, Setup and Configurations"I started with Dreamweaver on Windows, continued using DW when I got a Mac, then Eclipse, Coda and today Espresso.
Today you can get ZEN coding as an plugin to Coda, but ships with Espresso preinstalled. That's just one of the incredible…"
"Mark's instructions are in sections, so, if you have your LAMP set-up in place, you should be able to start where his Eclipse documentation begins. XAMPP is not a requirement."
Sven Schultschik replied to Dale-Kurt's discussion Best Development Environment, Setup and Configurations"Yeah I read those some time ago, but what me interrest how I set up with LAMP/Eclipse/SVN on linux ^^
Because I don't wann use XAMPP on my Linux PC when i can run a native Apache2 Server in it...."
Dale-Kurt replied to Dale-Kurt's discussion Best Development Environment, Setup and Configurations"Thanks Amy, checking it out now!"
"I use XAMPP, Windows, and Aptana (Eclipse.)
For those who are looking to set-up environments, Mark Dexter (Joomla! Leadership Team, Bug Squad Lead), created great documentation for XAMPP/Eclipse:
- Setting up your workstation for Joomla!…"
Alain Rivest replied to Dale-Kurt's discussion Best Development Environment, Setup and Configurations"I write code with Eclipse or a simple text editor for very small project like a plugin or a module.
I use Eclipse and XDebug to debug.
I test everything on my PC running Linux (Kubuntu), Apache, PHP and MySQL.
I only use SVN for project with more…"
Torkil Johnsen replied to Dale-Kurt's discussion Best Development Environment, Setup and Configurations"I use the very nice Coda from time to time for small tasks, easy shell/ftp access and such, but when doing serious coding I have graduated to Eclipse. The SVN support is better than Coda's, which is very basic, and Eclipse is also aware of your…"
Sven Schultschik replied to Dale-Kurt's discussion Best Development Environment, Setup and Configurations"Yeah on organisation I work too :D
Some weeks ago it happens that I ovewrited an newer version with another newer version from a othe dev PC and still thinking what changes I made in the missing version :/
Well we changed in our…"
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- At 5:50pm on September 30, 2009,
Amy Stephen said…
- Very cool! If you have information you want to share with others, feel free to post or open a discussion. I'm sold on Jamaica - let's just get the date set! lol!
- At 9:28am on September 30, 2009, Dale-Kurt said…
- Hi Amy, Thanks for having me. SociaLingua is a flagship product behind our start-up social media company here in Jamaica. I'm a big advocate for Open Source where ever I go, most of our in house implementation reflect that as well as our web presence which you know is based on Joomla Framework.
Our current plan is to start our beta version of SociaLingua with a commercial social networking component, JomSocial, then later move to an open source component, Anahita which is based on koowa (Nooku Framework) as I am very impressed with the development cycle and road map they have been using to date. There a few more open source implementations we are looking at that will integrate with Joomla.
Jamaica would be an excellent place to host any conference, rank 3rd happiest people in the world, home of the fastest man in the world and birthplace of Reggae and the King of Reggae Bob Marley.
http://facebook.com/SociaLingua
http://twitter.com/socialingua
P.S. I'm a fan of your tweets...
- At 11:37pm on September 29, 2009,
- Jamaica. I think we should have our first ever International Joomla! Developer Conference in Jamaica. Welcome! I would love it if you shared some of the design and implementation behind your WhatisSocialngua.com Joomla! site. It's very nice. Then, let us know when to book our flights for the Jamaican Conference! :)
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