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ankane.org
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| | | | | Some Ruby features like scrypt and hkdf require OpenSSL 1.1. Here's how to make it work on Mac: Install rbenv and OpenSSL 1.1 Install Ruby Open an... | |
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blog.arvidandersson.se
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| | | | | Yesterday I was setting up a new box with Mac OS X Lion at the office. I had installed homebrew, rvm and ruby 1.9.3rc1and when I ran bundle in a project fold... | |
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blog.florentdelannoy.com
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| | | | | Florent Delannoy's blog | |
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logr.cogley.info
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| | | If you are doing any modern PHP dev on Mac, check out the Laravel ecosystem, especially «Laravel Valet». It makes things so easy, you get a myapp.test served locally. ? Install php and composer via brew. Edit your .zshrc (or equivalent) to add php and .composer/vendor/bin to your system path. cd into your local PHP project. Run valet link myapp and valet secure myapp. Access your app via https://myapp.test. Profit. You can run Laravel Forge to connect, say, a Digital Ocean droplet to a git repo, so that ... | ||
