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Set MySQL timezone to UTC
Get your MySQL database set up with UTC time in 3 easy steps. (Instructions are for MAMP) Step 1: Open terminal. Run the following command to determine you MySQL configuration file.
/Applications/MAMP/Library/bin/mysql --help|grep cnf
You should then see something like this: This is showing you where the configuration files are. The order listed is important. The system first checks for the first file, then the 2nd, and so on. Step 2: Navigate to the first file listed. (you get to it either finder or terminal -- I show finder below.) If the file doesn't exist, you need to create it exactly as you saw it was listed in step 1. Step 3: Insert the following code via your text editor.
[mysqld_safe] timezone = UTC
And then you should be all set. Your MySQL created times will now be in UTC (as opposed to system times). Don't forget that PHP is a separate system and therefore has its own settings! -- check these to make sure you have everything straightened out.
PHP: Setting up errors and logs
Setting up your PHP error/warning configs
I'm a big PHP fan. It works well. However, it is important to set up your warning/error/info logs, as they are not set by default. First of all you want to configure your onscreen errors. Most likely, you will want onscreen errors/warnings on for local/development environment. However you DEFINITELY want them off for your production server -- because PHP can print out some sensitive information that you don't want other people to get a hold of. The onscreen errors may make your site look like you just broke it, if you activated them for the first time and had never paid any attention to them. Here's an example: Â Â Anyways these warnings/errors are set in your php.ini file. That is the initializing file for php. If you don't know where your php.ini file is, you can find it easily. Just create a php page, phpinfo.php for example, and add the following code:
When you open that page in your browser, you will see all the phpinfo() laid out. Look for the row:
Loaded Configuration File | /Applications/MAMP/bin/php/php5.4.4/conf/php.ini
That is your active php.ini file. You can then open that file in a text editor (Sublime Text 2 is my choice). Remember, your local/development/production servers each have their own PHP installation and therefore have their own php.ini files. In the php.ini file you can search for display_errors. You will want to set it to "On" for your local environment. You will probably want it "Off" for your development site. And you definitely will want to set it to "Off" for your production site.
display_errors = Off
Keeping a log file
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Here we have chosen to record the log messages in a subfolder "log" as filename "log.txt". Feel free to set this to the directory of your choice. (PHP will create the file for you; but the directory must exist or it will return an error). Whenever you want to log something in any php file, make sure to have a line where you include your log function.
include "log_msg.php";
Throughout the rest of that document, you can now call the function to write a console message.
log_msg("Helllo World");
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Local to Production Workflow: Setting up a new tech project/startup
So you know how to program and want to start a new project. One of the most important things is setting up your workflow and your environments. You have to do it right. And there are a lot of choices to be made. In this post, I'm going to share with you what we did. And I'm going to try to explain from the most basic principles. It is a long process of researching many, many topics. I hope this helps point you in the right direction. In my case, I had some experience in coding HTML/PHP/JS/MySQL (I will mostly refer to these languages, but this system works with any set of client/server/database languages -- I will write a post on this later!)  I had always worked with direct FTP sites. I would push/sync my changes to the internet in order to see the changes made. This is fine for low-level projects (static sites, small changes, etc). However, this is not adequate for web based applications (especially after launching, you can't use the actual site to test your changes!). So the first challenge was to figure out how this is done professionally. The answer is having various environments: local environment(s), development environment, and production environment. What does this mean? What is an environment? A programming environment is a complete and functional server. An environment is a computer that hosts the "public" pages (html, javascript, imgs, etc), scripts (php, ruby, etc), and database. It processes and delivers them on a request. When you go to www.google.com for example, a server receives an HTTP request and sends a response with data for output. Your browser communicates with the site's server which hosts the site's environment. I hope that makes some sense. So now why do we need multiple environments? Well the local environment is a system that runs completely on the computer you are programming from. You must install a server (ex. apache), the server-side scripting language (ex. php, ruby, python), the database system (ex. mysql, postgre), etc on your local device. For Macs, you can just download MAMP (Mac, Apache, MySQL, PHP) and you should be up and running fairly quickly. As for managing/interacting with the database, I recommend "Sequel Pro" for Macs -- it has a great interface, plus it's free. The server (apache) will create a folder that it will default to. This will be where you work on your project files. With the server running, if you open a browser and type "localhost" into the URL, you should see the contents of that folder! This is a local environment. It is not live on the internet (people on your local wifi network can access it, if they know the IP address). It is where you can create your application and test it locally. You no longer need to make changes public to see them (like in the FTP development workflow). You can create everything locally. Every computer has its own local environment. If you have multiple coders/computers, you will have multiple local environments. Each person develops independently. You then have to sync the local environments. Literally you could just email each other the updated file. But this wouldn't be very effective. There are various softwares that help handle these syncs. Subversion Control and Git are two. I highly recommend git. In our case, we use GitHub (a company that offers services based on the open-source system git) as a file repository. Our code is hosted on GitHub and each coder syncs to that file repository. So the next question is how do we get them live? Thats where the development and production environments come in to play. These environments must always be connected to the internet. It is possible to host them from your own hardware, but I don't recommend it. You would need a secure location, redundant internet connections, constant backups, etc. I doubt you will be able to economically beat commercial hosting platforms. For our project, we chose to go with Amazon Web Services (aws). It took me about 2 months to fully understand all their services. For hosting applications, I really recommend using AWS's Elastic Beanstalk. It is a bundled package that comes with a full environment + scalability and backups -- I'll make a post about this later too. But for now, let's continue with the environment talk. A development environment is used to test your changes on the actual server, but not have them live yet. It is very probable that your local environment on your Mac is very different than the hosted environment. The development environment (ex development.myapp.com) is again a server with installed scripting languages and databases. The production environment (myapp.com) is the last one we mentioned. This again has its own server, running its own scripting languages and its own database. This is an important point. Although the development and production environments are both hosted through the same service, they are two separate environments. The production environment is the commercial website, where your users come and interact. Users should never see the development environment and will never see your local environment (unless they get on your computer!). I hope this post helps clarify some workflow concerns. In summary, you have 3 stages/environments. You develop on your local environment first. When you are somewhat stable (or want to test your app online), you push to your development environment. Then, after rigorous testing, you can push to your production/live environment. Obviously it is not so straight-forward. You can push from local-->development many times before getting a stable production/live version. Don't forget -- each environment has its own database! If you register to your app on your localhost, you will be able to login on your app on localhost. But you won't be able to log in on www.myapp.com. You have to separately register on www.myapp.com to create a record in that database. There are a lot of caveats to be wrinkled out in the process. For example, you will probably need to set global configuration variables in your PHP settings so you can use the same code to connect to the different databases. Helpful tools related to this post: Sublime Text 2 - simple and powerful text editor, free version works 100% MAMP - (Mac, Apache, MySQL, PHP) quickly set up a complete local environment, free Sequel Pro - great Mac interface for MySQL, free Amazon Web Services - application hosting services; steep learning curve, 12-month free trial, I super recommend it! Git - collaborative coding made easy(-ish); moderate/steep learning curve. Git is the new sub-version control. GitHub -  a code hosting service with interface-applications for various platforms. (I'll post more on git/github later too!) Hope you enjoy the post! Hope it helps you find your way.