I love technology. I love keeping up with the latest trends out there and staying as close as possible to the bleeding edge, but how often do you find yourself working on a project that is UX rich and heavy on new technologies. Let's face it a project that needs Parallax, Responsive Web Design, Isotopes, FlexSlide slideshows, jQuery scripts, jCarousel sliders all while maintaining a minimalistic corporate look?

If you develop locally, like I do, chances are you need multiple virtual hosts running on your stack. There are a number of options out there. Some are elegant and advanced like Puppet + Vagrant, other are simple and quick like XAMPP. I use XAMPP whenever I can't or won't do native LAMPP stacks (or MAMPP) if nothing else for it's versatility and consistency across platforms.

Let me start by saying if you know what Drupal and Drush are, then you know this won't work unless you have SSH access to your box.

Once you have SSH access to it, the deployment of Drush is fairly simple: