Figured I’d throw this onto the interwebs after I couldn’t find an answer in Google. If you have installed Zend Server you will not be able to launch livereload using the default port [10083] (which is required for the Google Chrome extension). Zend Server uses 10083 in the back end of the GUI. My solution was simply sudo /usr/local/zend/bin/uninstall.sh but if you can’t do that, just stop your Zend Server instance and all should be right. This is probably happening if you are getting the error eventmachine ... `start_tcp_server': no acceptor (RuntimeError)
- August
- 03
- 2010
LiveReload not working on 10083
by Adam- September
- 06
- 2009
Enabling PHP 5 in Snow Leopard
by AdamFor me, in my fresh Snow Leopard install, PHP5 wasn’t enabled by default. Here is what I had to do to get it working:
In the /etc/apache2/httpd.conf file, underneath all the “LoadModule” commands I added:
LoadModule php5_module libexec/apache2/libphp5.so
Then in terminal I ran the command:
sudo apachectl -k restart
And PHP5 was working for me. Feel free to post any questions in the comments. Thanks!
- June
- 13
- 2009
Black Apple
by AdamIf its not obvious, this theme is loosely based off of the design of Apple.com. Steve, its the highest form of flattery 
If you are interested in downloading this theme, or would like to improve on it, fork the black apple theme on github. I’ll gladly merge your commits and once I am ready with a final version, I will upload this to the WordPress.org theme directory.
- June
- 13
- 2009
Deploying WordPress with Capistrano
by AdamI do Ruby on Rails development full time at the moment. With Rails, I usually deploy my applications to the web server with a program called Capistrano. Its a Ruby Gem. A ruby gem is ruby program installed by the “gems package manager.” It’s similar to yum or apt if you have ever install software on Linux. Capistrano lets you create a recipe that specifies how to deploy your application to the server (or servers). Continue
- June
- 13
- 2009
Hello world!
by AdamI have finally got my new blog up and running! If you are coming here from blueberryware, welcome! All of my new blog posts will now live here and I will not only be blogging on PHP but Ruby, Rails, Objective-C, the iPhone, my pets, and the insane traffic in Charlotte. (As well as other things). If you have any suggestions on topics you would like me to blog about, I encourage you to post them in thw comments. As always, thanks for reading.