Mac Tools

[jasonamyers]

I recently got a Mac, and I was curious what people tools people use
for php development.

Thanks,
Jason

[Chris Renner]

Pretty much all the IDEs come on Mac flavors. Netbeans for me.

Transmit by panic.com is a fantastic Mac FTP/WebDAV client.

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[Jonathan Wage]

I am a recent convert to SublimeText2 and love it http://www.sublimetext.com/2

- Jon

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[Sean Gates]

Textmate

Transmit (Panic)

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MAMP

Those are my mainstays.

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[Tyler Hall]

If I may be so bold, VirtualHostX is a great compliment to MAMP and Apple's built-in Apache server. 

Tyler

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[Jacques Woodcock]

I use coda by panic as an IDE. Moving to vim though, slowly. I run a VM with Ubuntu and my Lamp stack for local testing. MAMP doesn't support 5.4 if I remember correctly. Apples built in stuff is great but not ballsy enough to screw with the actual OS so that's why I run a VM. 

- Jacques

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[Jacques Woodcock]

Oh, iTerm is better than the built in terminal app. 

- Jacques

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On May 19, 2012, at 22:42, Tyler Hall <tyle...@gmail.com> wrote:

[Ben Murray]

I would definately check out homebrew, http://mxcl.github.com/homebrew/  It will allow you to build and install self-contained packages like mysql or even php itself.  (I have found it very useful with PECL)

You _do_ need to download XCode from the mac app store to use it, but beyond that, it has been extremely time saving.

- ben

Ben Murray

[Devon Weller]

If you use the command line at all, let me add a quick shout out for Oh-My-ZShell.

I don't use much of its advanced functions, but even the simple stuff you get from zsh over bash makes it worth it for me.

The quick one-liner install is in the README here:

https://github.com/robbyrussell/oh-my-zsh

My tools (mentioned by others):

SublimeText

iTerm2

HomeBrew

- Devon

[Ben Ramsey]

I have to reiterate that Oh-My-ZShell is pretty awesome.

I blogged about my tools here:

http://benramsey.com/blog/2012/02/revamping-my-development-toolchain/

-Ben

[Ben Ramsey]

I like Linkinus a lot. I use irssi's proxy to serve as an IRC bouncer. I leave it running in a tmux session on an t1.micro EC2 instance, and then I connect to all my IRC networks/channels through it using Linkinus.

-Ben

On Tuesday, May 22, 2012 at 2:39 PM, John Bohn wrote:

SublimeText 2 - Editor

iTerm - Terminal

Alfred - Time saver

Chrome Canary - Browser

Linkinus - IRC

TaskWarrior - Quick cli todo list

[John Bohn]

SublimeText 2 - Editor
iTerm - Terminal
Alfred - Time saver
Chrome Canary - Browser
Linkinus - IRC
TaskWarrior - Quick cli todo list

On Tue, May 22, 2012 at 11:39 AM, Ben Ramsey <b...@nashvillephp.org> wrote: