Great advice in this post, and for a lot of developers and designers, the first week or two can be daunting, especially if you’re used to something like MAMP or XAMPP. There are a ton of helpful Vagrant configurations out there to help you get bootstrapped for different frameworks (just search around on GitHub for “[framework of your choice] vagrant”.
Also, I noticed you mentioned PuPHPet, which helps get a decent Puppet-based PHP virtual machine set up, but there’s another VM builder that I think is even a little nicer/easier to work with, Phansible.
Jeff Geerling
Great advice in this post, and for a lot of developers and designers, the first week or two can be daunting, especially if you’re used to something like MAMP or XAMPP. There are a ton of helpful Vagrant configurations out there to help you get bootstrapped for different frameworks (just search around on GitHub for “[framework of your choice] vagrant”.
Also, I noticed you mentioned PuPHPet, which helps get a decent Puppet-based PHP virtual machine set up, but there’s another VM builder that I think is even a little nicer/easier to work with, Phansible.