Local to Live deployment for a TYPO3 beginner
summary
Shows a concrete pipeline: set up DDEV local (Docker + Homebrew), create a Composer-based TYPO3 project, push to GitHub, then connect the repo to DDEV Live to publish a site. Demo is pre-recorded; Composer install runs on both local and Live, hooks/scripts are supported for migrations, and trial flow is deliberately minimal. Notes compatibility with TYPO3 9.5/10 and mentions ddev share for quick collaborator previews.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction and welcome
- 1:31Why we're talking about deployment
- 8:27Introducing DDEV Local
- 9:31Setting up DDEV Local
- 12:11Creating a TYPO3 project
- 15:55Pushing to GitHub
- 16:36Connecting to DDEV Live
- 19:36Reviewing the workflow
- 20:18Resources and next steps
- 22:01Q&A session
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