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Start your free trialOrkhan Mammadov
Courses Plus Student 3,932 PointsTREEHOUSE I have a problem!
I am stuck at the moment with so many php installation issues. I am at the 5th stage of Begining PHP track(Basic Error Handling) and now suddenly it started to talk about development and production servers, terminal, php.ini file (no previous mentionings about such stuff) and etc which I have no idea and no one is explaining what those are. I tried to follow the instructions in the video on treehouse workspace but It's not responding to the actions mentioned in the video. İ am very confused at the moment and demotivated :D NOW the QUESTIONS ARE :
WHAT DO I NEED TO INSTALL (links pleasee) ? WHAT SHOULD I DO NEXT ?
1 Answer
Thomas Gull
10,389 PointsHey dud
dev server
So first the development and production Servers are, in first line, not physical servers you'll need to set up. Its done software technically. Think its like a switch case statement where you set "development" show me "error handling all and/or load some librarys for output data to develop". and on productive "give me a lower error handling". Also there a some direcitves to set up in an frameworks index.php or .htaccess file. This is a link from an php framework i found and it describes a bit how it is to understand. Check it out: https://www.codeigniter.com/user_guide/general/environments.html
Look at this:
The php.ini
This is the configuration file of PHP. http://php.net/manual/en/configuration.file.php Check what it's inside with:
var_dump(phpinfo());
Terminal
The terminal.app is an Application on mac. Just Google it. You'll find it.
As a terminal emulator, the application provides text-based access to the operating system, in contrast to the mostly graphical nature of the user experience of macOS, by providing a command line interface to the operating system when used in conjunction with a Unix shell, such as bash (the default shell in Mac OS X Jaguar and later).