Works on Everyone's Machine: An Overview of Local Development Tools
summary
Local development tools like Lando and DDEV automate cloning code, pulling a sanitized database and running PHP/Drupal locally so teams test feature branches without touching live. Requirements include SSH keys, a machine token, Docker/WSL2 on Windows and a backup to pull; Pantheon integrations use Terminus and let developers switch PHP versions. Anecdote-backed claim: local setups prevent live-site mistakes (one site exposed to ~15,000 members) and speed onboarding; Pantheon’s Local product ends support June 30, 2023.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 6:37What are Local Development Environments?
- 7:32Why local development?
- 12:14What workflows especially benefit from local development environments?
- 20:45Local Development WebOps workflow
- 21:37Onboarding new and novice teammates to a project
- 25:58Sharing setup with your team
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