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MAMP PRO DRUPAL CACHE HOW TO

MAMP PRO DRUPAL CACHE HOW TO

There’s an excellent tutorial here by on how to install Homebrew Composer and Drush on your Mac or for Windows.

This was installed using Composer, but as I mentioned you’ll need to install Composer manually if you’re going to use MAMP. Another nice thing with MAMP is it very easily allows you to update your php.ini files, set up op cache which is always an error when installing drupal when it’s not present, and the interface just gives you a lot of tools to work with right out of the box. You can have SSL certificates, you can create as many databases as you need, and you can even provide a public url or transfer the site to the cloud. Composer and Drush both need to be added manually, but there is excellent documentation on doing just that. The difference here is that you won’t get some of the tools that DevDesktop gives you built in. Adding a new site is as simple as clicking the plus icon just like in DevDesktop. If you prefer to have a graphical user interface,also known as a GUI, then MAMP is the one you want to go with. Here’s what MAMP PRO looks like when it’s up and running.

The first option, MAMP PRO, offers a lot more flexibility, but it’s $89 USD, and an upgrade from any previous version is $39.50.

MAMP PRO: MAMP and MAMP PRO are available for both Mac and Windows.

There are two excellent alternatives to DevDesktop: It’s a shame that it’s going away, but we’ve got alternatives. You know I’ve used this software for years now and introduced literally thousands and thousands of people to Drupal using Acquia’s DevDesktop. In this video, I’m going to give you two alternatives to Acquia’s DevDesktop For Local Drupal Development. “If you’ve installed or updated Acquia’s DevDesktop lately, you’ve seen this message:Īnd so you know that DevDesktop is approaching end of life.