All articles, tagged with “osx”

Yesterday evening I took second try with vim on os x (or actually macvim) and tried to install some plugins with GetLatestVimScripts. It took for a while to figure out why it didn’t download plugins. Only error message I got was “n downloading errors” where n was count of plugins. I hope this post will help if someone else has the same issue.

My FileVault image got corrupted and I lost all my settings and few documents (most of them were backed up on server). Because I had to create my configures again I was thinking if it’s time to upgrade to Snow Leopard. With fresh install it is good time for rethinking your own workflow and setups. This was what I did after OS install.

First of all Apple has made great work with this new version of OS X. They have also remembered web developers because Snow Leopard has quite fresh versions of Apache, PHP and even Subversion. OS X comes also with BIND DNS server. Before image-file corruption I had over 100 different web development projects installed on laptop. That means I needed easy way to create and install new projects. This is where properly configured DNS server and dynamic virtual hosts comes handy. In this tutorial we do required steps to achieve mature and easy to use web development environment with dynamic virtual host support.