To get started, we need to install first all packages using Homebrew.īrew install symfony-cli/tap/symfony-cli php mysql node composer Local proxy for domains instead of ports in URL.It is compelling and works out of the box (if you have PHP already installed) for any Symfony project. Expect it to work without Rosetta 2 (the Intel emulation).Don’t want to think about file sync/copying tasks.I know that tools like PhpStorm can do this for me automatically, but when it doesn’t work, I will waste so much time to find this out.
Like me, the dumb user has to run a tool to have this synchronized. This is one of the most significant disadvantages for me. So obviously, the filesystem would be slow, and many people using, for this reason, SFTP or other tools like docker-sync to hold the same state between host and container. (Dockware is a Docker image with all the Tools/Servers included to run Shopware 6).ĭocker runs not native on macOS and uses a Virtual machine to emulate a Linux kernel and all the containers below it.
I saw that many people are using Dockware for their Setup. To get Shopware 6 running, I looked into some Guides for Mac and found out for myself: Why is this all so complicated, and why the hell is anyone using Docker for that. I switched a month ago to macOS as of the M1 hype and wanted to try out the entire Apple ecosystem when I have an iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
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