WordPress on Mac Part 3: Installing WordPress (34)

Posted August 25th, 2005 in Mac Geekery, Tutorials, Web, Wordpress

This guide will help you run Wordpress(the blog app that runs this website) in your own personal Mac for testing purposes or for backing up your blog. On WordPress on Mac - Part 1: PHP & Mysql we covered installing PHP and MySQL. On WordPress on Mac Part 2: Sub-Domains we covered setting up local sub-domains. On Step 3 we’ll cover how to install WordPress.

Installing WordPress

The steps we’ll take:

Step 1: Download and Install CocoaMySQL
Step 2: Create Database
Step 3: Download WordPress
Step 4: Install WordPress
Step 5: Permalinks

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WordPress on Mac Part 2: Sub-Domains (41)

Posted August 23rd, 2005 in Mac Geekery, Tutorials, Web, Wordpress

This guide will help you run Wordpress(the blog app that runs this website) in your own personal Mac for testing purposes or for backing up your blog. On WordPress on Mac - Part 1: PHP & Mysql we covered installing PHP and MySQL. On part two we’ll cover setting up local sub-domains. What is a sub-domain and why do I need one? Sub-domains are websites with absolute URLs that are accessed via a prefix to the url i.e.the server mail.earthlink.net is a sub-domain of earthlink.net. Why do I want to do this locally? Because it will make it possible to mimic your website structure locally. In other words, it’s all about file paths. If you set it up your images and link will work, if not, you’ll have broken links and images.

WordPress on sub-domain

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WordPress on Mac Part 1: PHP & MySQL (16)

Posted August 22nd, 2005 in Mac Geekery, Tutorials, Web, Wordpress

This guide will help you run Wordpress (the blog application that runs this website) in your own personal Mac for testing purposes or for backing up your blog. This Tutorial will cover installing PHP and MySQL, setting up local sub-domains and installing Wordpress. Why would you want to do this? Well, because you can. Mac OS X is built on Unix which gives us access some very cool things like the Apache server. Local development is great because you can develop even when you don’t have an internet connection like when traveling on a plane.

Wordpress on your Mac

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In Loving Memory of… (15)

Posted August 13th, 2005 in Personal

The reason for my slow updates over the past two weeks has been that both my grandmas have passed away. First my beloved Tata who died in my arms two weeks ago and then my Abuela Primi who passed away on Monday after battling Alzheimers and Diabetes. Today I got the news my grandfather passed at the hospital just a few hours ago. So to them I say my last “Adios” and “Bendición”. I have lost a whole generation of my family in just three weeks.

Tata

Sylvia Velazquez ( Tata ) 1923-2005

Primi

Primitiva Cruz ( Primi ) 1917-2005

Papi Carlos
Carlos Rivera ( Papi Carlos ) 1925-2005