This is a 4 part reference guide to getting started with Vagrant, VVV and WordPress. This is Part 1 – Vagrant – Getting Started on macOS Vagrant and WordPress Local Development Vagrant – Getting Started on macOS Vagrant and WordPress – Setting up VVV Varying Vagrant Vagrants on macOS Vagrant and WordPress – Adding Multiple Sites Natively …
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This is a 4 part reference guide to getting started with Vagrant, VVV and WordPress. This is Part 3 – Adding Multiple Sites Natively and with Variable VVV Vagrant and WordPress Local Development – Spinning up WordPress sites natively and using VVV Base Vagrant – Getting Started on macOS Vagrant and WordPress – Setting up VVV Varying …
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This is a 4 part reference guide to getting started with Vagrant, VVV and WordPress. This is Part 4 – Add Clean Admin Page to View all Sites in VVV Vagrant WordPress Set Up Vagrant and WordPress Local Development Vagrant – Getting Started on macOS Vagrant and WordPress – Setting up VVV Varying Vagrant Vagrants …
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Up and running with installing Sass on macOS Sierra or OSX 10.11 Sass (Syntactically Awesome Stylesheets) is a CSS pre-processor tool in which you write your CSS code using variables, selector inheritance, mixins, and nestings and and then compile that code to spit out regular CSS. The benefits of SASS are more advantageous in a …
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Get your Local Web Development Environment Up & Running on macOS Sierra With Apples’ new macOS Sierra now in public beta, here is how to get the AMP stack up and running on the new macOS. This tutorial will go through the process on getting Apache, MySQL, PHP (or otherwise known as the ‘AMP’ stack) and phpMyAdmin running on the new mac OS Sierra. This tutorial sets up …
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Setting up a Local Development WordPress Environment on Mac OSX
Setting up a new local WordPress development environment on Mac OSX can utilize a number of different solutions with varying levels of complexity you can roll your own solution using some of OSX in built Apache and PHP, or Homebrew. Then there are pre-built AMP(Apache, MySQL & PHP) stacks; free ones XAMPP, Bitnami, MAMP and then …
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This tutorial looks at keeping a GitHub fork syn’ced and updated with the original repo, it involves forking a repo from someone else’s account to your GitHub account, making a local copy of your fork via the command line, and then fetching any changes of the original repo and then pushing those changes back to …
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