so i noticed macports already has php 5.3 only a week after its release. so why not give it a try. well here’s what happened ….
Zend Debugger requires Zend Engine API version 220060519.
The Zend Engine API version 220090626 which is installed, is newer.
Contact Zend Technologies at http://www.zend.com/ for a later version of Zend Debugger.
PHP [...]
git and svn make a pretty cool combo.
its probably best to start with svn and then create a git to track it , but sometimes its more natural the other way around.
suppose you start a small local project and want to track revs, git is perfect for this as there almost no setup overhead. but [...]
so i’ve been playing around with git lately as a replacement for subversion (svn) since the 1.5 merge tracking isn’t all that great anyway and most package managers are frozen at 1.4 for a while. basically i’m too lazy to upgrade fedora box with svn/trac by hand, plus official packages are easier to maintain IMHO.
switching [...]
## Introduction
instructions for setting up dynamic web server and services on mac os x (10.5, should be similar for 10.4)
## semi-quick semi-easy totally sweet setup (a wee bit of compile time, but its worth it … smoke em if you got em boys)
1. download and install macports from macports.org
1. make sure you have xcode dev [...]
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i’m sure the ops / sysadmins can tell you more about this than i can but here’s what i’ve found out through trial and error.
i recently noticed my local logfiles growing out of control, if you have been here for a while on the same box like me you might see something similar.
here’s what i’ve [...]
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