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There are many factors that will effect your ideal development environment. Such as:
  • Number of developers
  • Turn over rate
  • Expansion rate
  • Typical developer comfort level working with their own copy of mod_perl/Apache
  • Testing methods
  • Whether mod_perl is needed for those testing methods
  • How each developer interacts with the source
  • How your code is broken up
  • Network latency
  • Network stability

If you want to operate in a single mod_perl server environment I recommend you implement and promote thorough unit testing and a human gatekeeper that controls/logs all the updates to the main server in addition to CVS or other revision control systems.

UPDATE Add two items to the list. When I was working with development teams that were on less then reliable networks it became more critical for each development team segment to have their own apache/mod_perl to test on.

In reply to Re: Team development on mod_perl + apache by trs80
in thread Team development on mod_perl + apache by d_i_r_t_y

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