Setting up virtual host on local machine running MAMP 1.7.2

virtual-host

When your working on a development site, it's always best to mirror your production site. In most cases production site is always going to be installed in the webroot (root directory on your web hosting server). But how do we mirror this setup for MAMP running on a local machine if your development sites all lives under one directory where the sites are being served up by Apache web server? Read more about Setting up virtual host on local machine running MAMP 1.7.2

Drupal Website Deployment - Staging --> Production

Website Deployment

Working with a Drupal development team on a large website that was continually being updated by the client sets some very challenging issues. You'll know the hassle when it comes the time your client wants to start adding more new features or sections to their existing site. The question you'll begin to ask yourself is

"How do we add the new features while the client continues to update their site without losing the updated contents when the new features have been completed?" Read more about Drupal Website Deployment - Staging --> Production

Development has ceased for 1pixelout player for Joomla & a final note about volume control

I'm still receiving many emails about 1pixelout player for Joomla and i think it's time to set the record straight on the development progress. Before that, i do want to thank everyone for downloading and using it on their sites.

Since i have decided to switch to using Drupal a year ago, i have ceased development of all my Joomla extensions / plugins due to not having enough time. So please do not ask for feature requests or support any more. Read more about Development has ceased for 1pixelout player for Joomla & a final note about volume control

Rapidly Deploy Open Atrium Sites with Aegir

Importing large DB file into mySQL

Phpmyadmin is a great DB tool but can really suck on trying to import large DB files. Another much better option is to use bigdump.

Over at DrupalLab, they have written some easy step by step guide on using bigdump. Read more about Importing large DB file into mySQL

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