Open pydubreucq opened 9 years ago
Yes, you can. There is no document for it, but I think it will be easy.
Ok Thanks. I will try and will do a little howto Best Regards
2015-09-24 9:39 GMT+02:00 YongHun Byun notifications@github.com:
Yes, you can. There is no document for it, but I think it will be easy.
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Hi pydubreucq, have you figured out how to do it?
Hi @cherepo Sorry I don't take the time now. Best Regards
Also I would be interested.
Starting a general rant, not exclusively targeted to you, yhbyun: I am looking for a simple, however good-looking bookmark application based on PHP and MySQL.
Imagination: copy scripts, adjust web server configuration if necessary, go.
Outcome: found bookmark applications. However seemingly not intended for use on a normal nginx/php/mysql stack. Obviously forced to download a sh1teload of VMs, frameworks, nodejs, vagrant, composer, brew (again, rant not exclusively targeted to this project), programs to use VMs, frameworks, nodejs, vagrant, composer, brew, applications to download/configure/make VMs, frameworks, nodejs, vagrant, composer, brew. All cramming my system and making maintenance, updating and changing difficult. All cramming my brain with a steep learning curve for stuff which I might use once and never again. Why use x steps to install where 1 step of copying would be enough? Why is there php code which does not work without unmentioned and unknown-to-me prerequisites?
I probably go ahead and program my own, simple php and css.
Sorry for the rant, /me needed venting after hours and hours of search. I could as well have written this into any of the other projects I found.
However, it shows only one of many perspectives. Other perspectives look more like thank you, yhbyun, for programming and maintaining this piece of creative work and making it available to the public. I am sure that there are many web developers who can use your project instantly. I am just a user, unwilling to take a steep, one-time-and-forget learning curve.
Note: I have walked through the steps of installing. Currently, running composer update, after the previous steps took 30% off my 15GB partition. Around 5GB for a couple php scripts. Hilarious.
Note2: http://192.168.22.10.xip.io/ -- This site can’t be reached; 192.168.22.10.xip.io took too long to respond. Needed to ip link set vboxnet0 up, ip addr 192.168.22.5 dev vboxnet0, ip route add 192.168.22.10 dev vboxnet0.
Note3: root@homestead:/vagrant# du -hcs . 193M . 193M total
Hi, I would like to know if it's possible to use laravel-bookmark without Vagrant ? I would like to use it like a website and install all dependencies by hand. Best Regards Pierre-Yves