Submitted by Brian Gilbert on March 15, 2013 - 12:18pm
I've been a longtime fan of Alfred App, an award-winning productivity application for Mac OS X.
They've just released Alfred v2 which is re-written from the ground up to be faster, more efficient and easier to use, as a powerpack user of V1 I've been beta testing it for several months now.
Alfred 2 has a new replacement for extensions called workflows and I have written a Drupal workflow that handles the Drupal API integration in a much faster way than the old Version 1 extension.
Submitted by Stuart Clark on August 13, 2012 - 8:38pm
One of the key reasons I was drawn to Drupal as a platform is that it had great developer documentation available. The Drupal API reference site, api.drupal.org, was and is one of my most used resources.
As good as the site is though, if you happen to have a long commute (like myself) or you're just about to jump on a plane to DrupalCon, you aren't always guaranteed to have access to it. So in cases like that you need your own copy.
Submitted by Brian Gilbert on August 9, 2012 - 3:13pm
Realityloop love Sublime Text 2, it's super fast and as feature rich as many expensive commercial IDE's, but there's no question that it needs a little attention to make the out of box experience an ideal working environment.
After using Sublime for around the past 12 months, trying out lots of packages we've now refined it to the packages listed below (including one that I wrote).
Submitted by Brian Gilbert on July 30, 2012 - 11:40am
Now that Apple has seen fit for our our king of the jungle to live in the mountains, we've had a chance to test how well our Aegir setup instructions survive the ascent. If you had alreay set up Aegir using our instructions when you were on Lion here are the instructions to get you past the rocky outrcrops after upgrading to Mountain Lion.
Submitted by Brian Gilbert on July 3, 2012 - 6:21pm
Our original post on this topic has become a little outdated, and with Mountain Lion just around the corner here is an updated version that works on Mountain Lion and lets you elect to use Drush 5 if you want!
Step 1: Xcode and HomebrewXCode is required for Homebrew to compile dnsmasq, nginx, mariadb and php.
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