Developing a plugin or theme for WordPress often involves managing versions and updates efficiently. While WordPress.org uses Subversion (SVN) for its plugin and theme repository, many developers prefer Git for its flexibility and robust feature set.
This quick pro-tip article will show you the easiest and most efficient way to sync your local development WordPress database to any production/staging environment.
Do you want to add some style and make your WordPress galleries more user-friendly. Your theme doesn't support Lightbox or Fancybox, and you don't want to use a plugin just for this feature.
Managing multiple client websites efficiently is crucial for any WordPress developer. In an ideal scenario, you'd have a parent theme stored on GitHub, which you can update centrally and push changes to all client sites. But what about managing your local development environment effectively.
This quick article will show you how to set up a GIT version control and host your code on GitHub on a plain shared hosting.