WordPress for the Modern PHP Developer
summary
WordPress powers 26% of the web and the claim is concrete: use Git, Composer and environment files to treat a site like an app. Steps include move core into /WordPress and ignore it in git, manage WP core, plugins and themes with Composer and wpackagist plus composer-installers, keep only wp-content (or app) in the repo, store secrets with dotenv and env vars, back uploads to S3, and provision servers with Ansible/Trellis.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:29Configs
- 8:42Composer
- 11:10Composer installers
- 14:24Composer repository
- 17:28Managing dependencies
- 19:14Managing uploads
- 22:48Managing environment settings
- 25:22Defining environment variables
- 29:15Summary
- 30:42Bedrock
- 31:52Virtual Machines
- 34:41Ansible
- 36:04Trellis
- 39:41Questions
- 46:37Must Use Plugins
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