php, mysql and phpmyadmin, MAMP or homebrew -
when got make clean install of system asked myself, again, question. best way tools use local development, install mamp or install stack homebrew?
even though 'best' highly relative depending on each , needs , how work, thoughts people tried them both, chose , why.
personally, chose time not use mamp , install php, mysql , (not yet) phpmyadmin using homebrew. pros, it's simple , fast install, better update. painfull update mamp. cons, having homebrew.mxcl.mysql daemon running , having manually start-stop processes apache , mysql while there button on mamp.
but still, how installing , using both? enjoy best of both worlds or looking troubles , headaches?
thanks y'all...
i did hundred of times... !
using mamp or wamp fair enough beginners you'll stick configuration(s) , tricks make bit dependent of products. opinion prefer install homebrew configuration.
when installing services such mysql, phpmyadmin, apache+php or nginx+php/php-fpm learn more things. you'll independant go through installation , read documentations. can simplify work futher installation by:
1) creating general pre-set configuration files
2) creating own installation script(s)
and voila !
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