I'm from Poland but live in Barcelona. My most recent projects are Vorto, YT Podcaster and Micro.blog Feed Importer. My goal for this year is to do less web related projects and more mobile developmen
Great article! I use similar setup for all web projects (not only WP themes) I have. It is somehow annoying that there are so many great dev tools to automate our workflows yet Wordpress devs usually push their code via FTP. At least that's just my experience at places I worked for.
For the longest time I was in the boat of "just zip it and upload it through the Admin Panel" until I started working with the customizer. Since those options are theme specific and when you upload a new zip it treats it as a whole new theme. All of the customizer options would be lost. This way's so much more efficient.
I'm from Poland but live in Barcelona. My most recent projects are Vorto, YT Podcaster and Micro.blog Feed Importer. My goal for this year is to do less web related projects and more mobile developmen
I had a similar approach and it wasn't great. I really wish there were better (easier) and more standarized tools to develop for Wordpress and Wordpress plugins.
I'm from Poland but live in Barcelona. My most recent projects are Vorto, YT Podcaster and Micro.blog Feed Importer. My goal for this year is to do less web related projects and more mobile developmen
Great article! I use similar setup for all web projects (not only WP themes) I have. It is somehow annoying that there are so many great dev tools to automate our workflows yet Wordpress devs usually push their code via FTP. At least that's just my experience at places I worked for.
For the longest time I was in the boat of "just zip it and upload it through the Admin Panel" until I started working with the customizer. Since those options are theme specific and when you upload a new zip it treats it as a whole new theme. All of the customizer options would be lost. This way's so much more efficient.
I had a similar approach and it wasn't great. I really wish there were better (easier) and more standarized tools to develop for Wordpress and Wordpress plugins.
I've definitely started looking in to using Docker for WordPress. It saves a lot of time in the initial install and running of the sites.
Interesting. I didn't think of Docker so thanks for the tip. I will give it a try!