I decided to give the recent Symfony 1.1.0 RC1 a try on my macbook. Here are the steps I took to get it working.
I upgraded from Tiger to Leopard this week and wanted to provide a writeup covering everything you’ll need to know get to a good development environment ready on a fresh (clean) Leopard installation.
NOTE: Due to the subject matter contained in this post I am not providing any support for the following steps.
I have to gush a little bit because for my 29th birthday my lovely wife bought me a 22″ Widescreen monitor that matches the one I already own. I love working with dual screens when doing everything from programming to just surfing the net because I can leave my communication tools open on one screen while I work on another.
I have been using iWork ‘08 since Friday as a part of their 30 day trial program and I love it.
One of the things I’ve always bemoaned about my beloved MacBook is that I have to run Crossover Mac + Office 2003 to get office suite interoperability in a nice package. iWork now features an application called “Numbers” so that I have interoperability between Word (Pages), PowerPoint (Keynote), and FINALLY Excel (Numbers).