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Notational Velocity

For me, an essential web development tool is Apache. Regardless of whether I’m working on something that will actually be deployed in an Apache environment or just prototyping something that will be built on some other platform, having Apache enabled and with support for virtual hosts, PHP, and SSI makes things so much easier.

All of these things come built-in with Mac OS X, which makes it a great web development platform. However, none of it is enabled by default, and there are some configuration changes I like to make. I find that when I set up a new Mac or explain to a colleague how to do it, I need to look up what to change and stuff like that. To make that a little bit easier I thought I’d write a post with step-by-step instructions for my own future reference.
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That was my main feedback on eurogamer's survey http://tinyurl.com/33qvhb