A WordPress & Git workflow
I’ve been using WordPress and Git together for several years. I started out by storing everything in Git. This meant that the repo contained server configuration files which required awkward workarounds, such as using a…
I’ve been using WordPress and Git together for several years. I started out by storing everything in Git. This meant that the repo contained server configuration files which required awkward workarounds, such as using a…
Shortcodes are an easy way to add dynamic information to a post or page without the need to type any HTML. In this example, I’m going to show you how to add a button to…
I’ve been using Sublime Text for over 2 years now and I’ve grown to be an advocate of the popular text editor. It’s fast, flexible and reliable. This article outlines how I currently have my…
When creating a new repository, the first step is to create a .gitignore file. Simple enough, right? Well, that is until your team members start contributing code and adding unusal files because you’ve forgotten they…
Dan Eden recently wrote a great post called changing my ways in which he discusses the recent changes in his WordPress development workflow: moving away from FTP and live editing on a server to Git.…