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Hi,

Imagine being able to teach someone to review/create patches, without having to teach them to setup a LAMP development environment.
Imagine windows and mac users, friends, learning together to do (blank) with a virtual machine development environment.

I created a virtualbox Drupal development image. I wanted a simple platform to collaborate with several others on for a project. I thought others might benefit from the work.

Features include:
- Slim lightweight image (OS+tools are under 1gig)
- LAMP with APC
- Netbeans and Eclipse with debugging

Eclipse PDT 2.1 is based on Eclipse 3.5 (Galileo release). That release also includes Mylyn, a tool that helps you organize the to do list in conjunction with the bug reports in Trac and other bug tracking tools. I've never tried it before, but it sounds very interesting.

New all-in-one packages now include one for 64bit Linux and one for Mac OS X Cocoa.

With a new version comes also the question of upgrading. This post intends to share one potential way to do the upgrade.

session proposal at drupalcon for a pre-built development environment. free. open source. with php debugging. works on MAC, Windows, linux, and solaris.

I'm planning to give the talk at DrupalCamp San Diego, and it has been accepted as talk at SCaLE 7x. It should be pretty polished by the time march rolls around. if you're interested, please check it out and vote: DrupalCon 2009 - Drupal Development in a "to go" box.

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Hi

I'm in the process of creating Eclipse module which will simplify drupal module creation.
For now it providing a wizard where you can choose module name, description and some hooks that needs to be implemented in this module.

I will provide it in a week or so.

If you're using eclipse for drupal development, fell free to post your wishes and feature requests.
Thanks

P.S.: if such eclipse plugin already exists, let me know.

Following the discussion at last Wednesday's meetup, I posted some detailed "how-to" instructions on how to set up XDebug, MAMP, and Eclipse w/ PDT here:

http://labs.echoditto.com/drupal-xdebug-pdt-eclipse

A lot of these instructions should apply to Windows users and non-MAMP users as well, the only real difference should be where the xdebug.so file comes from and where it lives. Look forward to feedback, more to come (probably a quick screencast of PDT/XDebug tricks to start with).

Cheers,

Ethan

Create eclipse plugin that will
* Create and edit new modules by editing underlying module info file
* Wizard to create hook methods complete with parameters. Hides method naming scheme, instead asks user how wide of a scope they are intending for their method

Eclipse is a very powerful IDE. Having it work with Drupal requires installing Eclipse PDT, and then configuring it. Although it's easy to download and use the All-In-One Eclipse PDT, I wanted to start from Eclipse core and install was Eclipse PDT on top of it. The attached XML file will add the required install URLs to Eclipse's update manager....

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I have successfully set up Eclipse IDE with the the Eclipse Web Tools Platform (WTP) and PHPeclipse. I have also followed the guides at http://dev.civicactions.net and the guide aimed at how to Configure Eclipse to use Drupal Coding Standards. Everything is running fine and I am using the new environment on my current project. But now what do I do?