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layout: default layout: welcome
title: Welcome title: Welcome
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Welcome to **sane development environments**.
<img src="/images/vagrant_chilling.png" class="left" /> While web technologies have progressed leaps and bounds in the past decade,
the techniques used for web development have remained rather stagnant. Ten
years ago, a PHP developer would start up Apache and MySQL on their local
machine and use that to "develop." Today, with the rise of more complex web
applications, complete with message queues, multiple database backends,
custom worker processes, and more, its surprising to see that this method of
development remains largely unchanged.
Vagrant is a tool set out to **change the way web developers work**. Vagrant is **here to change that.** By providing automated creation and
provisioning of virtual machines using [Sun's VirtualBox], Vagrant provides
Vagrant quickly and seamlessly builds and provisions virtual machines for the tools to create and configure lightweight, reproducible, and portable
development using [Sun's VirtualBox](http://www.virtualbox.org). Using vagrant, virtual environments.
developers can continue to manage project files using their own system and editors,
but all the servers, processes, etc. actually run within a virtualized environment.
Vagrant allows ports to be forwarded so you can still test a web service, for example,
by forwarding the virtual machine's port 80 to some port on the host machine and
visiting it in any browser.
Are you ready to use vagrant to revolutionize the way you work? Check out Are you ready to use vagrant to revolutionize the way you work? Check out
the [getting started guide](/docs/getting-started/index.html). the [getting started guide](/docs/getting-started/index.html).