Neil Gee’s How to Install mcrypt for php on Mac OSX Lion 10.8 & 10.7 Development Server.Matthew Caruana Galizia’s Installing PEAR and PHPUnit on OS X 10.8 (Mountain Lion).Neil Gee’s Install and configure Apache, MySQL, PHP and phpMyAdmin on OSX 10.8 Mountain Lion.Rob Allen’s Setting up PHP & MySQL on OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion See Rob’s updated blog post for Mavericks which is Setting up PHP & MySQL on OS X Mavericks.There are a few articles that I found online that were very helpful and I’ll list them here for reference: I felt more in control and had better knowledge of how everything was hooked up and where things were. Therefore, I decided to do all of the installation myself manually. Unfortunately, when I tried using them it was hard for me to understand where everything was going and how things “magically” worked. I’ve learned a little bit about MacPorts and Homebrew and I understand that these can be very helpful package managers. NOTE: This article was updated on December 12th, 2013 after upgrading my MacBook Pro to Mavericks
However, I’ve heard great things about Apple, plus I have an iPhone, so I thought… why not? The rest of this post details how I set up my new MacBook Pro for my development stack including Apache, MySQL, PHP, phpMyAdmin, etc. The problem for me is that I’ve always used Windows. The rest of the development team was using Mac and as of this writing we’ll be using OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion. I recently started a new job and was given the opportunity to choose my work computer.
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