Git-it-Developed

Whether you work alone or on a large team, following a solid development workflow will help you get it up in production without bringing production down.
I have seen my share of Server 500 errors while making a “quick” code change in production. Then I committed to finding and following best practices in development in order to avoid the “sweat-inducing, hold your breath, 2 minutes is eternity” feelings that a missing semi-colon can produce. What I found was a workflow that moved code from a local environment, to a staging environment, and then to production without creating a lot of extra work.
In this session, we’ll discuss how we developed this workflow and the tools we use to streamline the process. While the focus of many of the tools we will share are for WordPress, the process and ideas are relevant for all developers.