Welcome to the last part of the WordPress development environment with Docker. We will see how to use your own theme in the previous Docker container we created in Part II. Table of Contents Accessing the container Sharing data Adding your own theme Side note on volumes Wrapping up Accessing the container Our WordPress instance is installed and running in a container, we have to ask ourselves how to...

Welcome to this (soon to be) series about WordPress development environment using Docker. We will cover the basis of how to set up Docker, how to configure it to run a WordPress instance in a container, and how to add our theme, modify it, and see instantly the result. Part I is aimed at people who heard about Docker and containers, but never got deeper. If you already know what is it all about, and have a functioning environment,...

This is part II of an ongoing series about WordPress development with Docker. Part I was about installing Docker and preparing the environment. Our goal this time, is installing WordPress in a container, a database, and play a little bit with it. Table of Contents Prerequisites Directory structure Using docker-compose Setting up WordPress Setting up a database Bonus part Wrapping up Prerequisites A fonctionning installation of Docker (see...

Introduction If you are like me, and you are in an project using git, you probably create or use a LOT of branches. There can be times when it’s hard to keep track of all of them and they pile up in your project’s folder until you see 100 of them. Listing branches and deleting them A word of caution: Deleting branches is a definitive act, you cannot go back, especially if the...