Start Homebrew Installed Version of NGINX When macOS Boots
If you want to start NGINX on system bootup you can use Homebrew‘s handy service command. After NGINX is added to the […]
Category: Mac
The M1 macOS Bash PHP Functions I Use
I have several bash functions that come in handy every day when working in PHP on my M1 Mac. Enjoy!
Install Nginx & Multiple PHP Versions on macOS 13 Ventura
Create a very robust, clean, and fast local multi-version PHP (7.4, 8.0, 8.1) development environment on macOS Ventura with Intel or Apple M1 chipsets.
Convert MP4 to WebM Lossless on macOS
To convert MP4 to WebM video on macOS, install FFmpeg using Homebrew. Step 1: Install Homebrew. Step 2: Install FFmpeg. Step 3: […]
Install Nginx & Multiple PHP Versions on macOS 12 Monterey
Create a very robust, clean, and fast local multi-version PHP (7.4, 8.0, 8.1) development environment on macOS Monterey with Intel or Apple M1 chipsets.
macOS 11 Big Sur Nginx Setup: Multiple PHP Versions
Create a very robust, clean, and fast local multi-version PHP (7.4, 8.0, 8.1) development environment on macOS Big Sur with Intel or Apple M1 chipsets.
Link Share: Issue #3
The last few weeks have been full of interesting bits in the PHP and Apple space. Here are a few links that caught my attention.
Editing hosts file quickly using the command line or an app on macOS
For the longest time, I used the Hostbuddy for Mac app to edit my hosts file and flush my local DNS cache. […]
Ignoring .git and hidden files when zip archiving on macOS using the command line
macOS click-and-point file and folder archiving is limited. Often when I need to archive a code project folder that has GIT version control files and other assets I do not want to be zipped. For such a task click-and-point falls short but the command line gets the job done.